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[flashjazzcat]

Nice! I like the way it sits on top of the machine.

[krupkaj]

Looks good, but is there S-video input?

[w1k]

there is vga input:


and here is reduction - vga - svideo


http://www.icomputer...CODE_EQ=4441629

[krupkaj]

That's interesting, but the question is: Does the connector in the tv have the same pinout as ATI card? Let us know how it work!

[w1k]

why ati card?

[krupkaj]

Because it is written in the shop: ATI CABLE, 9-PIN S-VIDEO TO COMPOSITE VIVO CABLE (LF)

[flashjazzcat]

LG M1717A 17" LCD. Picture not as good as the M1721A/M1921A (newer models), but styling is nicer, IMO. Actually 5:4, but Atari displays in 4:3:



Unfortunately stand got smashed in transit so I had to order a spare.

Edited by flashjazzcat, Tue Jun 21, 2011 7:51 AM.

[tjlazer]

What about NTSC LCD TV's?

[flashjazzcat]

Well, if any have s-video / SCART and work with the A8 - let's hear about them (although a topic title change would be desirable in that case).

[Prab]

It's a shame 4;3 sets are only available in small sizes in LCD, its good to see people finding sets to use, however i'm a hoarder of CRT sets (good quality ones) and if one breaks i just replace it with a similar set, that said none of mine have broken touch wood!

[flashjazzcat]

Prab, on Thu Jun 23, 2011 7:41 AM, said:

It's a shame 4;3 sets are only available in small sizes in LCD, its good to see people finding sets to use, however i'm a hoarder of CRT sets (good quality ones) and if one breaks i just replace it with a similar set, that said none of mine have broken touch wood!

I have one 19" 4:3 LCD (sadly with some kind of ballast problem), and they are very widespead in Europe. Of course, there are hardly any (if any at all) 4:3 sets being manufactured now, so I believe it's time to start hoarding them - especially since eBay is going to Hell in a handbasket.

Anyway - long may your CRTs reign supreme!

[AtariNerd]

You do find some interesting companies while searching for things. I haven't inquired on prices ( don't look too outrageously expensive, but they look like they are all user-configured, custom-order, so...) , but this company has 5, 7, 12 , 19 inch displays that look to be good near-even multiples (2:1, 4:1) of Atari resolutions, with a choice of composite hook-ups, possibly even s-video if one were to ask. Obviously an OEM distributor, that has a side-line on monitors, but one that offers that little something different.

http://www.thunderco...w/lcd/index.php

Edited by AtariNerd, Sun Jun 26, 2011 2:50 AM.