LCD screen?

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I use sat receiver Topfield 3000CI pro for TV reception. I'm thinking about
buying an LCD screen for watching TV with this receiver (so actually NOT a
TV).
Can LCD screens be connected to a sat receiver without any problems?
On my receiver I have composite video out (CINCH) and two SCART out.
The receiver has the following video settings: CVBS, RGB and YUV.




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Tkanks very much for your opinion.



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"Java Jive" <java@evij.com> schreef in bericht
news:1111430811.804b676dcf1534f378070111af0cdfbe@teranews...
> Although I am known as a fan of LCD technology here, I don't advise this.
> Compared with the best LCD TVs, LCD monitors seem to have much less
> stringent design criteria with regard to important parameters such as
> viewing angle and motion response. I have both LCD TVs and monitor; the
> former are very good indeed for watching TV, and the latter is
near-perfect
> for writing this, but I wouldn't want to watch a good film or a natural
> history program on the latter.
>
> Possible caveat: the monitor is quite a bit older than the TVs, perhaps
> things have improved?
>
> "Linea Recta" <mccm.vos@abc.net> wrote in message
> news:3a64qeF65uhbtU1@individual.net...
> > I use sat receiver Topfield 3000CI pro for TV reception. I'm thinking
> about
> > buying an LCD screen for watching TV with this receiver (so actually NOT
a
> > TV).
>
>