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Asus 9600xt VIVO
- Thread starter cool fury
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Originally posted by cool fury
I would like to know if it is possible to watch tv with the asus VIVO adapter.
If it is, do we need something (vcr, tuner) to connect the tv to the adapter?
thanks in advance
Yes, you'll need an RF modulator (ie. a cable box or a VCR) to watch TV, change channels, etc.
retardedchicken
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i have the same troubles as you
BTW, what is yours clocked at?
mine is in my sig
oh, and dont wanna hijack this but, can i hook up my gamecube directly to the VIVO and play gamecube on my computer monitor, if so, how?
BTW, what is yours clocked at?
mine is in my sig
oh, and dont wanna hijack this but, can i hook up my gamecube directly to the VIVO and play gamecube on my computer monitor, if so, how?
I still have the default clocks because I am too busy with school these days...but I think I can get far with this card, considering some tests I already made.
For now I just want to know how I can use it to watch tv... i searched all over the net and I couldn't find any information at all...
help
For now I just want to know how I can use it to watch tv... i searched all over the net and I couldn't find any information at all...
help
retardedchicken
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does the instruction manual say anything about ViVo?
Okay, VIVO stands for 'video in, video out'. This means that you can plug a video signal into the card and view it, and also plug your computer into a TV or something similar to view whats on your computer on a tv screen.
Obviously your card isn't a TV tuner itself, so you would need some kind of device, like a VCR with an AV output to plug into your video card. You then should be able to view what is on that device via your software for the vivo card. So if its a VCR with an aerial plugged in and the tv tuned onto it then it should show on the monitor screen. You would still obviously need to change the channels and all that on your actual VCR.
The program you have called "digital VCR" will have nothing to do with switching channels at all. I'd say what you could do on it though, is capture programs.
Obviously your card isn't a TV tuner itself, so you would need some kind of device, like a VCR with an AV output to plug into your video card. You then should be able to view what is on that device via your software for the vivo card. So if its a VCR with an aerial plugged in and the tv tuned onto it then it should show on the monitor screen. You would still obviously need to change the channels and all that on your actual VCR.
The program you have called "digital VCR" will have nothing to do with switching channels at all. I'd say what you could do on it though, is capture programs.