vga to phono rgb leads

[the beginner]

hi all,i want to connect my computer to my tv,so i can play films from my hard drive but watch them on my tv.i was just wondering if these leads would work for what i want to do.or could some one inform me of what i would need to do this.i have a 15 pin vga socket with my monitor plugged into it and two round sockets (6 pin)1 purple with my keyboard plugged into it and 1 free.my tv is the older type with 3 jack plugs 1 audio 1 video and 1 L/mono,but does have a spare scart socket.cheers

[doctorhardware]

Need more info on your computer, manufacturer, is the video card incorporated in to the motherboard, or is it a separate card. If the card is separate then who is the video card manufacturer. This way we can give you a better answer.

[the beginner]

im not sure what im looking for.but if you tell me where to look i will find this info for you.
here's some info i have found if this helps.
display adaptors
intel 82865g graphics controller
ide ata /atapi controllers
intel 82801eb ultra ata storage controllers.

[doctorhardware]

It appears to be an integrated video with the motherboard. Being that your TV is old and only have composite video in your chances are very slim to find a video card that has composite video out. Unless someone else has an idea.

[the beginner]

cheers for your help anyway doc.if anyone has any other idea's im open to them.

[doctorhardware]

There might be a way to change the RGB signal to composite. There may even be an adpter that you can get that will accomplish this, but I am not aware of one.

[compuvideos]

Don't mean to spam friend, but this is what I use,

http://compuvideos.com/forum/index.php?topic=59.0

in case I can't post the url it is a dual ended VGA cord. I plug my laptop into my vizio and no more burning CD's

Hope that helped you.

[Ryker Montana]

RGB is red-green-blue. Otherwise referred to as component. It will do any high def signal used today. Whether the picture is better or not depends on if the TV and GameCube will do HD.

If you do RGB you will need another cable to do the audio because the RGB is for video only.