I think that's true... if you're using a $20,000 TV (more)

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Posted by Kelsey on 7, 2000 at 10:01 PM:

In Reply to: Re: I don't know about that.... (more) posted by Raptor||| on 7, 2000 at 9:04 PM:

Didn't MaximumPC also use that $20,000 Pioneer plasma display for the TV that accepted a 15 pin vga input? That is really just an expensive monitor, and not a true "TV" like we would use...
Besides, the ATI had video out anyway... I still think the MPEG decoder card is just that, and not really a TV-out card.

I've been wrong before, though....

--Kelsey

: Heh, maybe, but if I remember right didn't MaximumPC use a hollywood for there computer, if I remeber the wiring scheme it went from the ati to the hollywood to the tv, so I'm assuming that if you plug your existing vid card into the hollywood it'll work. I could be wrong though.

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: Didn't MaximumPC also use that $20,000 Pioneer plasma display for the TV that accepted a 15 pin vga input? That is really just an expensive monitor, and not a true "TV" like we would use... : Besides, the ATI had video out anyway... I still think the MPEG decoder card is just that, and not really a TV-out card. : I've been wrong before, though.... : --Kelsey : : Heh, maybe, but if I remember right didn't MaximumPC use a hollywood for there computer, if I remeber the wiring scheme it went from the ati to the hollywood to the tv, so I'm assuming that if you plug your existing vid card into the hollywood it'll work. I could be wrong though.

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