24 Apr
2001
24 Apr
'01
10:42 a.m.
I do the same, only on my regular SVGA with a JDH VideoMate. It's a neat
little box with a tuner built in. Contains video i/o as well and a remote. JDH
also made them in card form I understand.
I also have a Power mac 7100av hooked up to a VCR but I find the full screen
viewing slow and a bit jerky. That's with 32m memory.
The Commodore monitors when used with a VCR as a tuner were also great.
larry
Russ Blakeman skrev:
Reply to:
lgwalker(a)look.ca
Whatever a hundred SEK correlates to in USD. You
did good on the first one
though. One thing I like about the dual video is the monitor I got with it, a
Magnavox, has both RGB and composite inputs that are switchable from the front.
It also works well as a test monitor for camcorder and VCR/VCP repairs. I did
have it attached to a vcr for a while and used the VCR as the tuner and watched
TV in the shop without the aid of a separate television.
That's how I watch TV nowadays, using a Philips 8833 plugged into the video.
It's funny, when I was young, I used a TV for a monitor, now I use a monitor as
a TV.
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