Are there any 22" monitors that have component video inputs (as well as DVI)? I know there are a couple of 24" models (Dell, Hyundai), but I'm struggling to find a smaller model.
Thanks.
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Are there any 22" monitors that have component video inputs (as well as DVI)? I know there are a couple of 24" models (Dell, Hyundai), but I'm struggling to find a smaller model.
Thanks.
I've never seen a 22" with component input. 24" Dell is your best bet, but will be a fair leap in price over a 22".
HD component? or normal component? the lg tv/monitor http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=625338 has HD components and normal and is the same screen as the lg 226wtq
there is also a samsung 22" version but the model number currently escapes my mind....
A Hauppauge WinTV HVR-150 allows composite audio and video capturing/S-Video with hardware MPEG-2 encoding, as well as 1 DVB-T/radio tuners for a little over 50 or 60 quid. Needless to say, that opens up a lot more options for you and will cost a less money in all likelyhood.
I've not used the other inputs yet - but this is a nice screen :)Quote:
Originally Posted by StaffsKieran
(But I really must get a tv aerial sorted :))
That is one way of doing it but using this method means that the PC will always have to be on to use the features.Quote:
Originally Posted by aidanjt
I'll be buying the LG monitor very soon as it looks like a great bit of kit for the price.
How often do you have the PC off?.. And that method allows you to do a lot more than a monitor input will let you.Quote:
Originally Posted by staffsMike
Quite often now I have the choice. I used to go via TV card but since i got my freeview/dvd recorder i'm quite happy to just watch that without the pc on :)
What if he wants to use a console in HD? I find that every tv card i have used give you a delay wereas the monitor would act as a tv.Quote:
Originally Posted by aidanjt
Thus why I suggested a card with a HARDWARE MPEG2 ENCODER.Quote:
Originally Posted by StaffsKieran
Is the DVI input HDCP compliant? What resolutions do the component inputs accept - 720p, 1080i, 1080p?Quote:
Originally Posted by DavidM
Thanks.
http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/334875...searchsource=0
I have this monitor but at the time Play didn't have it. Works a treat to be honest. Have my Wii, Freeview and PC all connected. Only had one fault which seems to be an odd issue where the screen would turn off but I have called LG and am arranging for a pickup next week to take care of this.
A plus thought would have been to have PIP.
I wouldn't get a 22" - never seen one which isn't a cheap (and low colour depth) TN panel.
I have 2 Asus PW201s, they're 20.1" 1680x1050 P-MVA screens with component, DVI, VGA, composite, s-video, audio (terrible speakers though as expected), 3 USB ports, and they tilt, swivel and pivot into portrait too. Love 'em.
This one is supposed to be fantastic. 21" with PVA panel
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...id=948&subcat=
I like the look of that one - do you know if will accept 1080i via the component inputs?Quote:
Originally Posted by staffsMike