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archie · 06-20-2000, 05:14 PM

Another option to get the signal from your computer is an Averkey. The output is RCA or Svideo, whichever the TV monitor has. It has extra feature like magnification and freeze frame. As an added bonus, this can easily be hooked up to other computers for presentations to small groups (20 or less).
As you may be aware, going through the RF circuitry (using coax) does not yield as good results as RCA or Svideo, this last one being the best.
Art, how far are the 2nd and 3rd TV from the first one? What kind of inputs on the TV monitor? Is there a VCR attached to them?

06-20-2000, 05:14 PM	#6
archie Member Join Date: Mar 1999 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 3,392	Another option to get the signal from your computer is an Averkey. The output is RCA or Svideo, whichever the TV monitor has. It has extra feature like magnification and freeze frame. As an added bonus, this can easily be hooked up to other computers for presentations to small groups (20 or less). As you may be aware, going through the RF circuitry (using coax) does not yield as good results as RCA or Svideo, this last one being the best. Art, how far are the 2nd and 3rd TV from the first one? What kind of inputs on the TV monitor? Is there a VCR attached to them?