SVGA adaptor for component inputs on TV's

Thinking about picking up a RCA 21" LCD 4:3 TV.

It can accept SVGA via its component input via an adaptor.


I just need to know if this is a standardized adaptor.. Would it be the same as using a SVGA to component cable found on many cable sites.

Thanks.


Richard.

I use a DVI -> Component adapter made by ATi. It works pretty well on both hdtvs and standard 4:3 tvs. They also make a vga -> component adaptor. Both have dip switches for what resolutions your tv accepts (480i, 480p, 720p, etc...).

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814999203
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814999204

Those adaptors are for ATI cards. This is not the purpose I am needing it for.

The TV I am buying has an adaptor with it. However it only has one component input.

If I use the adaptor on the input I have no other inputs to use component. What I want to do is use SVGA > Component cables using a component switch box. So switching one way will feed SVGA into the TV, switching the other way will allow any number of component devices to feed into it.