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Component Input For Computer
Name: Incarnadine Date: September 13, 2006 at 04:33:42 Pacific OS: XP Pro CPU/Ram: 3.00 / 1024 Product: Home brew
Comment:
I am trying to figure out a way to hook up my PlayStation 2 to my computer using component cables for the better quality in picture. The thing is I can't find any card that has component in. Everything I have seen on the net including all the ATI TV Wonders have composite and s-video, but no component. Does this exist? If anyone can point me out to a PCI card that does this I would be so grateful. I am trying to hook everyhing up to my computer monitor and this has stumped me so badly.
Name: dosser Date: September 13, 2006 at 04:53:01 Pacific
Reply:
If you have a 3 cable AV cable assy then:
RED = R Stereo WHITE = L Stereo YELLOW = Composite
You need a TV Tuner Card with Compsoite IN.
The Stereo will need a two stereo jacks to one DIN plug to insert in the LineIN of the PC
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Response Number 2
Name: Tubesandwires Date: September 13, 2006 at 07:02:10 Pacific
Reply:
All the ATI AIW's come with a multipurpose "dongle" and wiring adapters that allow you to connect component video inputs, no problem. Download a manual for an AIW and take a look. There are also clone cards, usually ones that have ATI chipsets, very similar to the AIW that have that too.
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