On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Shridhar Daithankar wrote:
|On Thursday 14 June 2001 17:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
|> I want to connect CDROM/DVD video output to a Sony color Television. Is it
|> possible ? Please do not shout me. My problem is I have a TV and a
|> computer with CDROM/DVD in my home. I do not want to waste money for
|> Video/DVD CD player. Can anybody help me?
|
|Tell you what, computer monitors have far better of resolution compared to
|TV. So you better watch movies on computer screen only. Get a magnifying
|glass if you feel that display is too small..
CD movies are 320x240 or something and DVD is 512x384 (???) fullscreen and
480x204 (???) widescreen
so having a kool monitor that can do 1280x1024 won't do you one bit of
good! ever played 3d games on a TV ? ever wonder why game consoles like
PS2 are so popular ?
And a 29" TV is more value for money than a 21" monitor!
Yes Anil you can watch your CD's and DVD's on your TV ... I do it
occassionally but I do it under windoze because the drivers for my video
card are not available under linux.(I even play games on my TV)
get yourself a video out capable graphics card(most cards today are
capable of this) and more importantly one with a linux driver for the
video out part... of course you can do it the hard way and write your own
driver ;-)
Kingsly
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