I connected my Dell to my TV and it is black and white, why?
I connected my Dell laptop my TV with an S-video. The TV displays only black and white. What can I do?
Unlike VGA, S-video does no control signals if the laptop has no idea about the TV resolution. S-Video can also carry signals only SD, so adjust the resolution of your graphics card output to 720×480 MAX.
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