_dementia said:
I do.
$5 garage sale CRT Monitor + official 360 VGA cable ($10 score at GS) = happy lag-free shmupping for me.
Tell me moar please (Tain as well?).
I can go the ebay way for this, or maybe even with our old monitors for digital compositing if the company didn't waste them already.
fatty said:
My first question is what systems do you plan on hooking up to it?
PSX, PS2 for all my Cave/Taito/etc games, Dreamcast (I've got the VGA box and even if Gun Bird doesn't work with it I have the collection for PS2 PAL).
Xbox 360 maybe, in the future when I'll feel like buying another one (JPN) just to dedicate for that.
I've seen where people will just use a standard lcd computer monitor and hook up the Dreamcast/360 up to it with VGA cables. Of course you'd be able to hook up the 360/PS3 to it with HDMI/DVI as well.
I'd prefer going with a tv if possible.
Simply because as far as inch-per-$ a monitor is just more expensive and I'd need an awful vga converter to play with a system providing only interlaced video-output.
RGB scart is really the minimum I want to use with old gen systems, which is provided with every tv here in PAL land. I also don't care for 1080p, 720p would be more than enough for the size I'm going for and a 720p display handles SD way better. If I could find a suitable little plasma (wich I don't think I will) that would be my #1 choice.
If you're looking to play some of your older systems then that is where you will probably need to pick up a LCD TV with at least S-Video and/or composite (red, white and yellow) inputs.[/quote]
Thanks, about the inputs and display technologies I'm pretty knowledgeable, I used to write on a dedicated home-cinema magazine here in Italy (Digital High-Fidelity=Alta Fedelta' Digitale).
I just don 't have any idea what models/workarounds would be my best bet to play TATE.
Thanks for helping me out, more suggestions would be really appreciated!