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I am trying to run video from a computer video card to an older TV
with a coax cable input only. I am using a composite video cable to an RF modulator box, then to the TV with the coax. The picture has lines and is jumpy like the frequency is slightly off. There isn't an obvious fine tuning adjustment on the tv. I was wondering if its possible to adjust it, or if theres anything else that could be causing the problem. Its a zenith, about 10 years old. It works fine for normal viewing. any help is appreciated. thanks Aron |
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Aron:
The very first obvious question that I have is: Does the video signal from the computer video card through the RF modulator box work OK with a different television?? -- Best Regards, Daniel Sofie Electronics Supply & Repair - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "Aron" wrote in message om... I am trying to run video from a computer video card to an older TV with a coax cable input only. I am using a composite video cable to an RF modulator box, then to the TV with the coax. The picture has lines and is jumpy like the frequency is slightly off. There isn't an obvious fine tuning adjustment on the tv. I was wondering if its possible to adjust it, or if theres anything else that could be causing the problem. Its a zenith, about 10 years old. It works fine for normal viewing. any help is appreciated. thanks Aron |
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