I want to use this Sanyo as a monitor also... no s video on the computer

My son's computer does not have s video. Any ideas what to do.

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Get yourself a Video card with a TV output connector maybe AGP or IDE card, and then using the software that came with the card set it up for TV out... thats really the only way ya can get TV out to your other devices.

Posted on Jul 30, 2007

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