Re: Unusual card

[dempson@actrix.gen.nz (David Empson)]

Steven Hirsch <snhirsch@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 06/06/2010 06:34 PM, A2Aviator wrote:
> > I thought I put it in there, PVM-1342Q is that, they would all be "PVM-
> > xxxx".
> >
> > As for LCD monitors that support PAL, it's more the non-mainstream
> > brands, but since this stuff is all stamped out of the same/similar
> > cookie cutters and sold wherever, they just do. As for not seeing a
> > monitor with composite inputs, thats really shocking.
> >
> > By monitor, I mean mostly TV's, too- but about 50-60% of the computer
> > monitors I run across have at least a composite input, if not
> > Composite and S-Video. Typically they'll be the ones with speakers. A
> > mute monitor isn't really good for much these days.  Even that
> > PVM-1342Q has that.
> >
> > Vizio doesn't make anything too small, but those things too, do PAL
> > composite. They're all pretty much auto-ranging, when there is a
> > composite input on there.
> 
> Every single last LCD computer monitor I own or have ever seen was fitted with
> some combination of:
> 
> HD-15 VGA
> DVI
> HDMI
> 
> Never seen S-Video or composite.

I have a Dell Ultrasharp 24" LCD monitor from about 2007 which has VGA,
DVI, component, S-video and composite inputs. (Model is 2407WFP, if I
remember right.)

Don't know offhand whether it supports PAL on the TV-compatible inputs,
and I don't have a working IIe to try it.


-- 
David Empson
dempson@actrix.gen.nz