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[ILUG] TV-Out Video card

[ILUG] TV-Out Video card

Brian Foster blf at utvinternet.ie
Wed Jan 14 07:46:58 GMT 2004


  | From: Rick Moen <rick at linuxmafia.com>
  | Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 14:50:26 -0800
  | 
  | Except, wouldn't just using a nice large computer monitor be
  | even better for [ burning out brain cells by watching TV ]?

 where do you get “nice large‟ moniters?   I use a c.43cm at home
 and a c.30cm at work, and would love to have a larger one (esp.
 if I could see on it a readable A4-sized image with "adequate"
 screen area left over).  such monitors exist, the Blit I used
 to use had one, but it cost c.7000 USD!

 TV-wise, there's an issue that monitor pixels are square(-ish),
 whilst TV's (esp. NTSC?) are rectangular.  this can obviously be
 compensated for --- e.g., I do watch the odd DVD on my monitor
 at home (mplayer(1) is great!) without any apparent video/visual
 problems --- but its one of those niggles which, I am lead to
 understand, is Makes Things Difficult™.

cheers!
	-blf-
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