You need a display card that has the option you want. They are not very expensive, since their pricing has dropped.
Read the full replyHello! How to output progressive video from my ATI All-in-Wonder 128 video card to 100hz progressive CRT TV? My ATI All-in-Wonder 128 has d-sub and s-video outputs. 100hz progressive CRT TVs, which I know of, for example Toshiba 29CSZ8UR, do not have a d-sub input. I was told that s-video outputs interlaced video. Best regards, Dima
You need a display card that has the option you want. They are not very expensive, since their pricing has dropped.
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The progressive video signal is what you get from d-sub. If your TV doesw not have d-sub connector, you need some adaptation. Either just cable and/or some conversion electronics.
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You are told right.
I don't know any CRT TV with DVI input. I have seen some CRT TVs with d-sub connector (Nokia/Salora models, not made anymore I think).
In cases I have tested the RGB interfacing (d-sub or SCART RGB) have given somewhat sharper picture than s-video. Visible on some material (especially normal computer Windows screen) and not so visible on some other material (normal video material shot with video camera).
anymore I think).
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