Hey, I'm not sure if this is the right place for this thread, but i'll go ahead anyway.
I'm currently building a computer specifically to serve as a nice web-machine for a Sony Wega recently bought that can support 480i/p,720p, and 1080i. I might also emulate any older Nintendo games I have bought, such as World Cup Soccer, to play with my friends on a big screen.
I've been trying to look up some information online about DVI/Composite/S-Video, and I know some basics(VHF/UHF is low, A/V is next, S-Vid ain't bad, Composite is nice, HDTV is better? Isn't VGA Out supposed to be nice?) but i'm a little lost on the matter.
My goal is to take advantage of my HDTV with this machine I am building for it. I wanted to ask if S-Video has blurry output, and if I'm to utilize composite or HDTV; what exactly would I need? I can't do a VGA Adapter to Composite video, can I? It seems the card has to actually support this; using adapters to suit whatever input fancy wouldn't take advantage of progressive/higher res modes, i'm guessing.
I'd like a decent price (not over $100, but willing to spend if it makes a huge difference) on whatever there is avilable-- no need for the newest NV architecture or anything like that.
--Mike
I'm currently building a computer specifically to serve as a nice web-machine for a Sony Wega recently bought that can support 480i/p,720p, and 1080i. I might also emulate any older Nintendo games I have bought, such as World Cup Soccer, to play with my friends on a big screen.
I've been trying to look up some information online about DVI/Composite/S-Video, and I know some basics(VHF/UHF is low, A/V is next, S-Vid ain't bad, Composite is nice, HDTV is better? Isn't VGA Out supposed to be nice?) but i'm a little lost on the matter.
My goal is to take advantage of my HDTV with this machine I am building for it. I wanted to ask if S-Video has blurry output, and if I'm to utilize composite or HDTV; what exactly would I need? I can't do a VGA Adapter to Composite video, can I? It seems the card has to actually support this; using adapters to suit whatever input fancy wouldn't take advantage of progressive/higher res modes, i'm guessing.
I'd like a decent price (not over $100, but willing to spend if it makes a huge difference) on whatever there is avilable-- no need for the newest NV architecture or anything like that.
--Mike