The 15 pin "D" is basically an RGB output, although some video adaptors can output S video through these, and you need an adaptor to turn it back into a "mini-din" "keyboard plug".
RGB can be fed into a SCART socket (often only one of them if the TV has more than one) but you will need a circuit to combine the sync signals into a composite sync signal instead of separate H and V signals. Secondly, you need to make sure the laptop can output a scan rate that the TC will support. Most monitors scan much faster and accept a wider range of scan rates than a TV.
In short.... Not without a fair bit of messing about.
Kevin
Cough resistor network cough............and it works although its bit dependent on the PLL cicruits in the TV.
To be totaly correct a handful of XOR gates and a transistor or two (transistors only required for analogue sync and not TTL)
You can combine them just using diodes and a couple of resistors. A diode "OR" gate and a pull up resistor. You get the pull up voltage by "rectifying" the hor and ver sync lines into a cap.
Ken
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