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    Connecting PS2, GC and Sky up to PC monitor

    As above any ideas on the best way to achive this? Ive seen a number of converters around that convert the signal to stnadard VGA for the monitor but not sure about the sound, in a ideal world I would like some way to conenct the devices to the second VGA port on my monitor and then for sound connect to the sound cards line in?
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    There are devices that can do that, there probably your best bet. You could use the Composite in on a TV card or the breakout box if you had an FX card.

    Sound, whats wrong with feeding it into your line in? If its a PS2, why not be really cleaver and feed it into your Optical port?

    The VGA convertor box would be higher quality than a composite signal in anyday IMO!

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    that depends, unrealrocks

    i tested a Gamecube VGA adapter, and words cannot cover how ass it was.

    The best (if a little expensive) option is the Micomsoft XRGB2+, available http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?cat...oducts_id=2875

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    warning tho, that's _NOT_ a scart socket, you'll burn out most things involved if you try & use scart

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    i'd go with the tv/capture card route if i were you
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    if you want to connect that many devices to your pc monitor the best bet is either a PCI/USB TV card or replace your GFX card with a ALL-in-WONDER or VIVO Card, you could get a scart switch box so you do not to keep un-plugging stuff in and out

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    dont use a usb1 capture card cos usb1 cant cope with 640x480 @ 30fps - it can either do 15fps or run half res (320x240ish)
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    WIll a card with VIVO do this?
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    yup
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