don't bother, get either a VGA monitor or if you really must have pal, get a card with TV out.
I remember seeing a site on which there was a circuit for converting VGA to Composite. I cant remember the URL, or what the site was called so can anyone help me out?
don't bother, get either a VGA monitor or if you really must have pal, get a card with TV out.
mm.. Thanks. Thing is, i already have a PS One LCD ready to go, and i cant be bothered to buy a PCI tv out card. (no agp slot on my board)
Go to the search page. Enter the following into the search panel:
psone AND lcd
Hit the "Search Now" button. A lot of hits will come up showing you how to connect a VGA port to a psone lcd.
It doesn't matter that you don't have an AGP port on your board if you're trying to plug in a PCI tv out card - they need a PCI slot...!
Rob
Old Systems retired due to new car
New system at design/prototype stage on BeagleBoard.
Originally Posted by Rob Withey
Thanks for the help, i already knew both....
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:google:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...4&sku=O38-1010
is this what you are looking for? there are many others out there like this.
hmm.. has anyone used one of those things (the above post) ???
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Originally Posted by s_hartmann_83
Those things a great, and would probably be an ideal solution, but i reckon the price is too steep. If i was going to buy anything that gets me an actual TV-Out port, i would buy an PCI Video Card with TV-Out. That way, i score a half decent video card that would greatly increase the systems current score of 1.5 in 3DMark 2000. Such an example of this would be a PCI model of the GeForce 4 MX440 . Also, the low profile of that particular card would help me make the case smaller.
Or i could just Wire my PS screen straight to VGA, but i cant be bothered scewing around with smal wires and compact soldering.
IT isnt of anysort of referance but my mobo is the Jetway 920BF
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:google:
I have been using one of those adapter type things for about 1 1/2 years now. and it does the job quite nicely.
HOWever, if you are using a tft (NON VGA) screen then you dont really notice much degredation on the small text, because it looks terrible anyway.... livable but nothing like a vga screen. the only *** ache with the one I had was that it just looked messy with extra wires hanging around.
Its a cheap alternative to a VGA screen >>>> but not as cheap as just getting yourself a 32mb Pci Graphics card off Ebay for £20 (but then you have to get a dummy VGA adapter for it to work independantly)
IMHO by the time you have fannied around bought an adapter, sorted it out etc you will have wished you had Bought a mini ITX with built in phono out, and a quick 800mhz C3 cpu...... wish i had just done that... is a lot simpler! and cheaper... and smaller! in the long run!
Audio:Pioneer KEH P6900R, CD multi Changer, CD-RB20 Aux input adapter.
System:AMD550, 192 Ram, 13Gb HDD, Via Micro ATX, o/b Sound, 32Mb G/c, T/screen In-Dash 7" LCD VGA, IrMan, 120w inverter.
O/s:Windows 98lite
Software:MediaEngine 1.7.7
OOoooo and I almost forgot.... this link might help you:
VGA to tv/Phono diagrams
Audio:Pioneer KEH P6900R, CD multi Changer, CD-RB20 Aux input adapter.
System:AMD550, 192 Ram, 13Gb HDD, Via Micro ATX, o/b Sound, 32Mb G/c, T/screen In-Dash 7" LCD VGA, IrMan, 120w inverter.
O/s:Windows 98lite
Software:MediaEngine 1.7.7
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