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Ogre67

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alright, i got a 2001fp, is there a way to hook it up so i can watch tv on it? it has video in, but not coax. whats the way i need to set it up
 
Originally posted by Ogre67
alright, i got a 2001fp, is there a way to hook it up so i can watch tv on it? it has video in, but not coax. whats the way i need to set it up
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Connect it to a [ TV Tuner | Cable box | VCR | Satellite receiver ] that has a [ S-Video | composite | DVI | VGA ] output.
 
well i got a vcr, has svideo output.. so can i plug the coax into the vcr, then plug svideo into the monitor and somehow get cable to work on my monitor?
 
Originally posted by Ogre67
well i got a vcr, has svideo output.. so can i plug the coax into the vcr, then plug svideo into the monitor and somehow get cable to work on my monitor?
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If it's not digital cable, and if the VCR's tuner is cable-ready, yes.
 
alright got video workin through vcr with composite, and sound hooked to my reciever composite..

kinda fuzzy on the 2001fp but i think it may be my input is shitty..

it works.. peachy..

:)
 
Originally posted by Ogre67
alright got video workin through vcr with composite, and sound hooked to my reciever composite..

kinda fuzzy on the 2001fp but i think it may be my input is shitty..

it works.. peachy..

:)
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It's likely due to the fact that composite is the lowest-quality connection method you could have used, and that NTSC is only 640x480, interlaced. On a 1600x1200 native display, that's going to look awfully grainy scaled up. TV is, by nature, low quality.
 
Originally posted by tim
a vcr with s-video out !?!
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Certainly. What's odd about that? Odd would be a VCR with component or DVI out (and it being a normal, rather than HD, VCR).
 
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