Also available are a fairly powerful PC (Athlon 64/3200, 1 GB) and an HDTV-capable Sagem 120cm Rückpro TV.
How come now the HD video from PC to your TV? My Radeon 9600Pro wirds probably not get the next model, I already know which I must respect.
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Antwort von Andreas Dau:
Ralf Fontana: > There are a fairly powerful PC (Athlon > 64/3200, 1 GB) and an HDTV-capable Sagem 120cm Rückpro TV. > > How come the HD video from PC to your TV? My Radeon 9600Pro wirds > Probably not get the next model, I already know > Which I must respect.
Hm, what have I finally bury in a new Daddelkarte read? The GeForce 6600GT sometimes appear on a "HDTV-output" to have, whatever that might be synonymous.
I'm very naive when I consider that one for HDTV simply a higher bandwidth for the signal is good and needs?
>> How come the HD video from PC to your TV? My Radeon 9600Pro wirds >> probably not get the next model, I already know >> what I must respect.
> First of all important to know if the type of HDTV-capable input > On TV,
In addition to HDMI, I have found everything. Scart, S-Video, component, DVI, VGA.
> most likely will look at the playback on YUV > possible. It could still synonymous RGB or digital via DVI (with > Tubing, but less likely).
Is a DLP rear projection TV.
> Option 1 which I stopped, would be a newly published or > appearing streaming HD-capable clients to use.
Since I do not belong to the target.
> Option 2 would have a special graphics card or TV card with > HDTV-compatible YUV output, instead of the usual TV-Composite.
Something like I would like.
> White but not whether something is already there.
So fast, I want my Radeon does not dispose.
> Option 3 would be the normal VGA output of a normal graphics card.
That would be my favorite. Only I use the DVI and VGA inputs do not much confidence.
> There should a suitable (higher bandwidth) RGB-YUV converter standard ran.
Seems to be no confidence in. My wallet would be with Unfortunately, the quality of the image probably synonymous.
> My reports I have experience but not for everything, therefore, rather > theory.
Well, it's Christmas in a transport session (PC) with subsequent test.
@ All: Where there are adequate data to download? Test pictures, Move sequences, etc.
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Antwort von Ralf Fontana:
Uwe Schuster wrote:
>> In addition to HDMI, I have found everything. Scart, S-Video, component, DVI, >> VGA.
> That sounds quite bad and do not extend your > Possibilities. > Now you have only via manual clarify which of these inputs synonymous > HD signals can process.
Manual has einenen RAF (retired acceptance factor) of 1.0 Technical data because I have not yet found.
> S-video separates in any case ever made.
sik.
> The most interesting for you anyway but are then either > playback via analog VGA (RGB) or digital via DVI-D or DVI-I.
DVI-A is absent.
> 1 Simply clasp the VGA output of the graphics card directly to the > VGA input on the RüPro.
> Then the Resolutionund the frame according to the PC > Setting. Resolutionam best at the native Resolutiondes DLP chips > on TV, maybe the trial & error. Refresh rate for smooth > (shutterfree) Playback of PAL and NTSC material to 50 or 60 Hz > Setting. > Where additional help Programs like Powerstrip.
Will I get me.
>> Only the DVI-I and VGA inputs do not >> a lot of confidence.
> Why not?
When reading the test reports in ct somehow has the impression set the guys build the TVs of PCs have much idea like an elephant fly from.
>> @ All: Where there are adequate data to download? Test pictures, >> Moves sequences, etc.
> In MS, there are what, Bzgl WMV9. Otherwise hift Google.
This helps google I ever heard. Just thought maybe anyone notice a little more concrete can provide. 1 GB download then to the waste material is - it must not be.
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