PC->TV converter i found
buy.com sends me emails every week or two and i found this pc->tv conversion tool.
http://www.us.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10315409
Plug and Play,easy installation, no software driver
Display high-resolution computer images (up to 1024x768 in 16.7 million colors) on any TV
Simultaneous display on PC/laptop and up to two TVs
Simultaneous S-Video and RCA/composite connection to TV/VCRs
Uses AITech ’s FlicFree and VSPro technologies for the sharpest flicker-free images possible
Includes current full version of CyberLink ’s award-winning PowerDVD
Extend range between PC and TV with the hgh-performance 20-feet audio and video (dual S-video/RCA)cables
Input:
15-pin VGA analog RGB signal
Multiple nput frequencies
640x480 @60-85 Hz
800x600 @60-85 Hz
1024x768 @60-70 Hz
Output:
S-Video (S-VHS)
Composite (RCA)
VGA bypass
SCART RGB (Optional cable for European version only)
Power Requirements
5 volts DC,800 mA,center negative polarity (AC adapter included)
FCC Class B and CE Certified
Minimum System Requirements
PC &Mac compatible. Windows (all versions)or Macintosh with VGA output
Limited Warranty: One Year
I wonder if this is any good??? Sure is expensive!
[ 12-03-2001: Message edited by: RaZor ]
2004 F-150
Shuttle XPC, 80gig HD, Wireless Internet, DVD
"How piMP3d is your ride??"
the problem is that you're introducing another layer of conversion into your system, which will furthur reduce the sharpness and overall quality of the output, which roughly translates into requiring a bigger LCD. If you want to put 800x600 on a 5" LCD using composite and use word to type up your book report, or even for GPS purposes, you're going to be shocked. I don't think it'll turn out too well.
IN DEVELOPMENT -- '96 Mustang, lilliput with PII/450 laptop, custom DC-DC power supply, 60GB; Garmin GPS; 802.11g; compact keyboard, small graphical LCDs, OBDII.
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