dryden_burton
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what do i need to hook a tv up like a monitor, any schematics, Thanks.
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instruite said:zachtheterrible, Nigel Goodwin - I have on board video card in my laptop and when I connect it to a TV(sony trinitron) (using S-video cable) I can use it as a normal computer screen and I can very well read and write using the TV screen
Sorry but I dont have the info abt my video card right now
audioguru said:I can believe it that Instruite can see computer generated text clearly on his TV. :lol:
I also have a Sony TV with its Trinitron CRT and it is connected with a S-video cable to my digital cable-TV box. The Trinitron doesn't have an old-fashioned "shadow mask with holes in it". Instead, it has an aperature grille made of many very fine wires. The wires don't block the cathode ray nearly as much as a shadow mask resulting in greater brightness. With greater brightness and no shadow mask, many more phosphor stripes are placed on the screen for much improved resolution over a shadow mask screen. I am glad that Sony also included a very wideband video amp in the TV so that when it is used as a monitor like Instruite and I do, it is very, very clear. :lol:
Previously I posted about the amazing clarity improvement of my TV when I switched from analog cable-TV using its tuner, to digital cable-TV using an S-Video cable. It is almost like high-definition now. :lol:
Most definitions of Trinitron on the web mention increased sharpness and brightness over a shadow-mask CRT.Nigel Goodwin said:The relatively small number of wires in the grill of a Trinitron TV CRT restrict the resolution just as a shadowmask does.
Broadcasters over here make and record everything in high-definition that is also clearly visible.most broadcasters don't use RGB quality VCR's or cameras.
audioguru said:Most definitions of Trinitron on the web mention increased sharpness and brightness over a shadow-mask CRT.Nigel Goodwin said:The relatively small number of wires in the grill of a Trinitron TV CRT restrict the resolution just as a shadowmask does.
But you are also correct, a site says that the highest resolution and very expensive CRT's have a shadow-mask.
Broadcasters over here make and record everything in high-definition that is also clearly visible.most broadcasters don't use RGB quality VCR's or cameras.
How come, err, why do movies from the '70's and '80's look so blurry (I think they are film, not old videotape) when The Wizard of Oz made in colour in 1939 looks so sharp? Maybe the producer invested lots of $$$$$ (sorry my keyboard doesn't have a font for quid). :lol:
Can I uncompress the millions of MP3's that I found back to ordinary CD's? My car's CD doesn't play MP3's.