S-Video to Composite video adapter pinout comments

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User opinion Comment Approved?
CORRECT YES
CORRECT trop of the ball ! YES
CORRECT YES
CORRECT YES
CORRECT YES
CORRECT its ok YES
CORRECT it worx great! YES
CORRECT S-video male (output signal) TO rca-video (input jack) is correct.
But, rca-video (as the output signal) to s-video input isnt working.
Change the capacitor to 330pF (from tv-output-signal to pci-capture-card).
Or 430pF (from handycam without firewire to pci-capture-card ).
Warning: component value may vary. YES
CORRECT I built it placing the capacitor before the RCA end and using one of 1nF (600-800 pF were also good) to get a more stable chrominance, but I probably had to use this greater value because the S-video input was from a notebook (Intel 82852 video card) YES
CORRECT WORKS FINE . YES
CORRECT WORKS FINE. YES
CORRECT It is works on SECAM tv and I used 511 pF capicator. YES

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User opinion	Comment	Approved?
CORRECT		YES
CORRECT	trop of the ball !	YES
CORRECT		YES
CORRECT		YES
CORRECT		YES
CORRECT	its ok	YES
CORRECT	it worx great!	YES
CORRECT	S-video male (output signal) TO rca-video (input jack) is correct. But, rca-video (as the output signal) to s-video input isnt working. Change the capacitor to 330pF (from tv-output-signal to pci-capture-card). Or 430pF (from handycam without firewire to pci-capture-card ). Warning: component value may vary.	YES
CORRECT	I built it placing the capacitor before the RCA end and using one of 1nF (600-800 pF were also good) to get a more stable chrominance, but I probably had to use this greater value because the S-video input was from a notebook (Intel 82852 video card)	YES
CORRECT	WORKS FINE .	YES
CORRECT	WORKS FINE.	YES
CORRECT	It is works on SECAM tv and I used 511 pF capicator.	YES