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    Adaptor to connect LCD Monitor to become regular TV using coaxial TV feed

    Hi, everyone,

    I am wondering if there is an adaptor (little box or connection box) for sale, that serves the function of getting the computer monitors (e.g. 19" LCD screens) to act as a TV screen (no sound needed) to accept TV signal [from a dvd unit] which has a coaxial connection (which usually goes into regular TVs).

    Appreciate your response.
    Newbie

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    If that DVD unit has a composite output on it, then there are certainly adapters available:

    http://www.ramelectronics.net/HTML/video-to-vga.html

    I've never heard of one that can convert RF direct to VGA though.
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    You could also use a VGA-To-Component adapter(Male and Female), providing the DVD player has a component out.


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    OneBigNewbie--If you have a DVD-ROM drive on your PC tower and a video player app installed, you should be able to just stick the DVD in and play it.
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    Hi Liam and WelshJim,

    I think I had confused you with my question. To clarify:
    - I have a TV signal and an outlet TV [coaxial] cable from a device
    which is not the regular DVD player [it is a video mixer unit].
    - I have a 19" LCD flat screen computer monitor (not a TV screen)
    How can I get the TV signal to display on my 19" monitor ?
    Newbie

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    Only way I can think of is a tv capture card. Just hooking up cables, I don't think, will do it.

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    I've found this, I couldn't find a Canadian supplier though. I think it might be what you are looking for:

    http://www.cyberselect.co.uk/product/139
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