[Adam icebergs]

I dont know if I am barking up the wrong tree - but i am interested in considering using a device like the Replay tV to display on my computer screen too. Are any of the outputs (ethernet/vga) designed to be usded directly on your display.


Even more unlikely - i guess there is no software for the Mac in all this (I have a great new 22" LCD display that would be a great TV too).


any thoughts ?

 

[BrettStah]

The new 4000 models, due to ship within the next month, have a VGA output port...
http://www.replaytv.com/partners_products/techspecs.htm

 

[FreezeFrame]

 http://www.orbit2orbit.com/gmd/RedRa...yTV/index.html

http://www.orbit2orbit.com/gmd/RedRat/index.html

 

[greganderson9]

I watch the Showstopper programs on my computer all the time. I use an ATI All-in-wonder card. Just hook up the output from Showstopper into a VCR using the RCA cables... then coax out from the VCR into the All-in-Wonder card.


Sorry.. I'm not a MAC guy. I don't know if the MAC has equivalent capability.


I hope this answers your question.


greg

 

[RandyL712]

A computer screen is just a TV with a lot more pixels and no tuner. Realize that any monitor is way beyond the needs of any NTSC device, and you'll see no gains versus a TV. In fact, you may notice how POOR the picture quality from NTSC really is