On Sun, 5 Mar 2006, Jan Knutar wrote:
On Sunday 05 March 2006 17:04, Timothy Miller wrote:
On 3/5/06, Dennis P <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Doing the panning and clipped image is a trivial matter. But it's
this detection you're talking about that I don't follow. Is it a
video cable? Or is it some other way to connect to the computer?
I am guessing he wants to connect RGB out on the graphics card
straight to the scart plug on the TV set, but have some sort added
protection to prevent the card from tryring to drive resolutions and
refresh rates the TV will not be able to handle.
While monitors do have protection circuits, I'm not so sure about
TVs :)
There are VGA2SCART converters, think they are around 100 euro.
You have COMPOSITE2SCART converters for around 2-3 euro.
I must say I wouldn't be prepared to pay extra for the graphics card to
have "scart" out, when you can fix it quite cheap anyway. I rather pay
more for a really good quality on the TV-output and should match at least
normal tv-broadcast (think there are all to many graphics cards that don't
do that).
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//Aho
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