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Old 20-07-2006, 12:26   #1
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PC Video to TV

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I have a TV card in my PC and now and record TV programmes on my PC (good quality ) !

Once done what is the best way on then getting them back to play on my TV. I tried a video sender and it was crap !

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Re: PC Video to TV

Err S-Video or Composite port of a Vid Card?
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Re: PC Video to TV

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Err S-Video or Composite port of a Vid Card?
Err Have a s-video socket !
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