22 Dec
2005
22 Dec
'05
1:02 a.m.
Scott Stevens wrote:
As already answered in an earlier post, it depends on the card. Some EGA cards
produce identical signals down both jacks; others produce color on one and mono
on the other.
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Original IBM
CGA has ONE RCA jack (for composite video), NOT
TWO. EGA often has two, and there are some aftermarket CGA
boards that have a color composite and a B&W composite jack.
That begs the question of what the two RCA jacks on the EGA card
are for. I know that the one on the CGA card provides composite
video.