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pc - tv

twoheadedcow · 2002-07-21 18:31:18

I have a nvidia geforce2 64mb card with tv-out, i was wondering what connection is on the tv out? cheers

21-07-2002 6:31pm

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twoheadedcow

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I have a nvidia geforce2 64mb card with tv-out, i was wondering what connection is on the tv out?

cheers

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#2 21-07-2002 11:11pm

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RCA.......... I woulod imagine, this would then go to either a scart connection in to the tv or RF (crappy quality)

John

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#3 21-07-2002 11:53pm

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how bad is it? i was just going to use it for dvd and game purposes, i would be using it on a 24" tv

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#4 22-07-2002 5:38am

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It's SVHS by default, though there's usually a composite convterter cable supplied (yellow connection). If your TV has a SVHS input use it (It might also be included in your SCART input, though not always, check the TV manual), it's higher quality than composite and perfectly fine for games/movies (it won't stand up against a dedicated DVD player though).

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