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20 July 2001, 08:31 AM
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Just a warning that your VGA monitor may not sync low enough on the horizontal to do this - you need a monitor capable of 15kHz on the horizontal to show standard video, and not many are able to do this - most have a lot higher minimum as standard VGA is 31.5kHz horiz sync.
Note also that this is HORIZONTAL frequency, in kHz, and not VERTICAL frequency.
Nick. (remembering back to Amiga days and extrapolating - though there's a fairly sound theory behind this!)
Note also that this is HORIZONTAL frequency, in kHz, and not VERTICAL frequency.
Nick. (remembering back to Amiga days and extrapolating - though there's a fairly sound theory behind this!)
20 July 2001, 12:57 PM
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In theory, you could use a PC monitor to receive the RGB output from the PS2. I doubt if a lead is available so you'd have to buy a PS2 RGB Scart lead, chop the scart plug off and wire on a VGA 'D' plug.
Not easy!
Kevin.
Not easy!
Kevin.
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