So I am having a little trouble understanding how one would make the connections between a Mits CRT RPTV and the MDP-130 card so that only one input is used? And so the desktop could accessed via the TV and not another monitor. Please excuse my ignorance but I just don't get it.
According to this tutorial It can only be done through a component input with a transcoder.
My question is why can't a breakout cable be used in the "Configuration 3" situation after the pass through has been made and the signal is being output from the 130?
BTW I also have available an ATI VGA to component adapter and a VGA to RGBHV RCA cable if they can used in any way.
The TV has 3 types of HD inputs available..
1) Component
2) RGBHV
3) DVI (not really what I want to use because I'd have to drop the coin on the daughter card and heck it's a CRT TV anyway)
Thanks!
Brian
According to this tutorial It can only be done through a component input with a transcoder.
My question is why can't a breakout cable be used in the "Configuration 3" situation after the pass through has been made and the signal is being output from the 130?
BTW I also have available an ATI VGA to component adapter and a VGA to RGBHV RCA cable if they can used in any way.
The TV has 3 types of HD inputs available..
1) Component
2) RGBHV
3) DVI (not really what I want to use because I'd have to drop the coin on the daughter card and heck it's a CRT TV anyway)
Thanks!
Brian