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Topic: Output problem
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Micah
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posted 02-04-2000 05:53 PM
Okay I can get a video input device for $20 but it doesn't have output and I have no room in my cpu for a video capture card. How would I solve this?Micah
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lyvewyer
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posted 02-04-2000 06:22 PM
ok, what you need to do, is get that input device, and look at the side with all of the computer gadgetry (for lack of better word). find the circuit that connects the input jack to the card itself. then, take a small rat, put it into your freezer for a couple of hours, then hit the card at that exact point as hard as you possibly can. this wont solve your problem but it will look really funny. sorry i cant help ya'------------------
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Micah
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posted 02-04-2000 06:26 PM
thatnks for the humor dude that lighted up my day.Micah
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" If the milk turns out
to be sour, I ain't the
kinda pussy to drink it.
Know what I mean? "
Lock, Stock and 2 smoking barrels.
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Mojumbo
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posted 02-04-2000 07:31 PM
I seriously wouldn't trust any "video input device" for $20, and if it doesn't have output what is it exactly?One thing you can do is get a TV scan converter, there's one called TView I think. This plugs into your VGA cable and then into any TV or VCR, so the image that would appear on your monitor is instead run up on your TV, which you can then record onto tape. The quality isn't the best, but they are useful and simple, and you can probably find one for about $60. I hope that helps... ------------------
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Mojumbo Jambalaya Productions
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