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<blockquote data-quote="bobtomay" data-source="post: 1116196" data-attributes="member: 24160">Shutin:Personally, I never recommend using a computer connected to a TV via composite or S-Video.&nbsp;What mdp to vga adapter are you using?&nbsp; If it is Apple's, you need to run software update while everything is connected and the TV is on.&nbsp; Apple had a firmware update for that adapter.Are you trying composite or S-Video?&nbsp; Try the other.&nbsp; You need to run through all the troubleshooting steps in post 2 item 1, including trying another device with that same input on the TV.I assume you've tried adjusting the horizontal scroll on the TV?You also need to try it on another TV.&nbsp; That's the only way you'll find out if you got a bad converter.&nbsp; I also assume the power cable for the adapter is plugged in?Edit: would also suggest opening up the Display preferences and see if you can try any other settings there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bobtomay, post: 1116196, member: 24160"] Shutin: Personally, I never recommend using a computer connected to a TV via composite or S-Video. What mdp to vga adapter are you using? If it is Apple's, you need to run software update while everything is connected and the TV is on. Apple had a firmware update for that adapter. Are you trying composite or S-Video? Try the other. You need to run through all the troubleshooting steps in post 2 item 1, including trying another device with that same input on the TV. I assume you've tried adjusting the horizontal scroll on the TV? You also need to try it on another TV. That's the only way you'll find out if you got a bad converter. I also assume the power cable for the adapter is plugged in? [B]Edit:[/B] would also suggest opening up the Display preferences and see if you can try any other settings there. [/QUOTE]

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