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gave her a dummy monitor which required a tuner for tv and had a separate vhs. That seemed perfect to me, but I don't know how to replicate the set up.
I have one of those. It's monochrome (green), however. I think it was originally intended for a Commodore 64, video games, etc.
eta: Some DVD players have composite output. Some computer monitors have composite input (I think).
Pong!
Ping!
Hee. Hee. Damn burn-in!
Some DVD players have composite output. Some computer monitors have composite input (I think).
Certainly a lot of older monitors had composite input. Nowadays they'd hard to come by I think.
For years I had an old C-64 color monitor attached to a VCR. I even had a DVD player attached to it through the VCR.
What's the cheapest used iBook that can play DVDs and also can output composite video (with the $20 Apple adaptor)?
(btw, did I say 'composite' in my earlier post? Because there I meant 'component.' I sometimes confuse the two.)
Where the hell is Somerville?
That's a joke, right?
Mostly.
t thinks the Somerville Buffistas group would be quite put out.