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DVI , VGA or S-Video? |
fatreg
Joined: Jul 26, 2003
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What's best for a PC Monitor? my monitor does all 3 and I've a seperate graphics card that has DVI and S-Video.. atm just using VGA as I only have a VGA cable but if S-Video or DVI is better I'll get a new cable...
Cheers
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Angello
Joined: Oct 24, 2006
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DVI  |
lukechris
Joined: Dec 30, 2007
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From: Preston, UK
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Aye DVI all the way 
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Angello
Joined: Oct 24, 2006
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DVI |
fatreg
Joined: Jul 26, 2003
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Ok. I'll get me a DVI cable...
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yea g
Joined: Jul 02, 2008
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From: New Zealand
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DVI = HDMI without sound = best
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carkitter
Joined: Apr 29, 2005
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From: Auckland, NZ
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Since the question of Video has been sorted, how about sound?
I have a Pioneer A/V receiver and I would love to run the sound from my Vaio notebook into it. Trouble is that the only sound output on the Vaio is a 3.5mm headphone jack. Several people have told me that you just run a cable from the jack into the RCA inputs on my A/V receiver but I know from my days installing car audio that that doesn't work. The voltages used in amplified headphone output don't match those for Line-in (pre-amp) RCA input and therefore the sound quality is just crap.
As was the case when I ran a genuine  cable from my V630i to a home stereo system.
As was the case when I connected my MBS-200 to my A/V receiver.
As was the case when I connected my Vaio to my A/V receiver.
And still people tell me this is what everybody does with their PC's.
This Vaio doesn't have a PCMCIA slot so no card to attach. Is there something that works via USB?
What can you guys recommend?
(I don't understand why Notebooks don't have RCA sockets on the back like everything else...)
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fatreg
Joined: Jul 26, 2003
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I run my mac to a pre amp and then to my amp.. seems to do the trick.
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tomjsmith000
Joined: Nov 14, 2007
Posts: 116
From: Bristol, England
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My Laptop has optical out in the same socket as headphones. This will plug straight into a high-end AV receiver and give up to 7 channels of sound!
I always found the old earphones socket to hi-fi works fine even at high volumes. Just put volume on full on the laptop and the music application. |
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Posted: 2009-11-04 22:35
