do i need a 2 Way Video Splitter for a projector and monitor?

[zerohero]

i just purchased a projector(4805) and im getting sick of unplugging the 15pin from the computer to the monitor and plugging it into the projector when i want to game on the projector. do i need a 2 Way Video Splitter say something like this http://www.computercablestore.com/detail.aspx?ID=246 so i can stop switching the cables out or is there something easier/better for what im looking for? i dont want to drive both screens at once but if thats the only way i guess ill have to. i was thinking something like a kvm that i could switch off one or the other and not lose any picture quality is there something like that?

thanks

 

[The_Engineer]

HURRY, its 98.6% off!!!

http://store.ultraspec.us/pn15hivgaabs.html

Haven't checked if they are legit, i recomend checking resellerratings for them. but it IS hard to go wrong for ONE dollar!

Product description includes:

Built with gold plated, sealed rotary switches and coaxial cable internally for all video lines. Full bandwidth support for even the highest resolution monitors! All lines switched.

I assume this means there is a switch to choose between A and B. Only makes sense.

 

[SJetski71]

^^ sold out, but currently combing the site for other stuff

 

[The_Engineer]

Sorry if its sold out, was a quick search. That is the type of product you need though.

 

[wickfut]

HURRY, its 98.6% off!!!

http://store.ultraspec.us/pn15hivgaabs.html

i have one of them and do not use it , degrades the picture too much.

if you think a loss in picture quality (added fuzz) is a good trade off then go for it. i didnt

mine cost £5 new in uk

 

[jkoon]

Yea I have one of those as well and can second that it has a tendency to add some fuzz to the signal.

I purchased mine a long time ago but I think I paid about 15 bucks for it on e-bay.

 

[zerohero]

right now im trying to use the dvi out with the dvi to 15pin adapter, it seems to work ok. thanks for all the input guys