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I didn't knew that was composite, i thought it was something about audio or one of the generic I/O stuff. TBH i barely used the Pi, after getting it i played wi
by badsectoracula 9y ago
I didn't knew that was composite, i thought it was something about audio or one of the generic I/O stuff. TBH i barely used the Pi, after getting it i played with it a bit but between the keyboard malfunctioning (keys getting stuck due to power, etc), wifi being disconnected (again a power issue) and the awful performance i didn't find much use for it. I also got a Pi2 but that seems to need a special cable for the composite output. But i guess Pi1 should be able to play video even if i have to transcode it in some other format and size.
- khedoros1 9y agoThe 3.5mm jack is a "TRRS" connector (3 conductors and a ground). So, left+right audio and video. You've got to make sure that the cable has the ground in the right place, because I guess that different devices position it differently, so not all TRRS-to-RCA cables are compatible.