Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="ARSkemp" data-source="post: 3189748" data-attributes="member: 575016">the max resolution is horrible on s-video so everything will either look huge or blurry. It will look fine when watching a movie but thats about it. You will definitely want vga/dvi on whatever lcd tv you find.another option is you can get a cheap computer monitor and a tv tuner for you computer. They have ones that require your computer to be on and ones that are totally seperate from the computer.both have their advantages, the one that requires your computer on usually has some tivo like features, and you can record tv onto your computer. the advantage of the other one obviously is that you dont need your computer on to watch tvprices for tv tuners run as low as $30 so it might be cheaper find a monitor that doesn&#039;t have a built in tuner and buy the tuner seperate.also if you have a vcr you should be able to use that as a tuner as well, as long as it has rca outs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ARSkemp, post: 3189748, member: 575016"] the max resolution is horrible on s-video so everything will either look huge or blurry. It will look fine when watching a movie but thats about it. You will definitely want vga/dvi on whatever lcd tv you find. another option is you can get a cheap computer monitor and a tv tuner for you computer. They have ones that require your computer to be on and ones that are totally seperate from the computer. both have their advantages, the one that requires your computer on usually has some tivo like features, and you can record tv onto your computer. the advantage of the other one obviously is that you dont need your computer on to watch tv prices for tv tuners run as low as $30 so it might be cheaper find a monitor that doesn't have a built in tuner and buy the tuner seperate. also if you have a vcr you should be able to use that as a tuner as well, as long as it has rca outs. [/QUOTE]

Verification