Connect computer to your CRT TV.

Update 2009: The original article is no longer available on the internet.

If you really do need a product that will allow you to connect a computer to a CRT TV for whatever reason, then you might be interested in the TV One scan converter listed below, which I currently use to connect my macbook laptop to a TV or video mixer in church (see article at the bottom of page).



Do you have a large screen Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) TV and wished you could connect your computer to it and obtain a decent picture, well have a look a the link below, I haven't tried the circuit, but it does look promising.

Reasons for connecting your computer to a large screen CRT TV include playing computer games, using your computer as a DVD player or just plain surfing the net on a huge screen.

If you have a large screen CRT TV that is far from giving up the ghost, you might try this before you shell out some money on buying a flat panel LCD or plasma screen.
The picture quality will not be the same, but the effect might just be.

You will need soldering skills or you can ask a friend to help with the soldering.

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Anonymous said...
3:02 pm  

This is definitely a job for the adventurous. It might be difficulty reading texts properly on it.

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Anthony Arojojoye said...
11:19 pm  

The idea sounds very nice.
But I'm afraid my CRT might just pack up or the VGA card since it was only specified for Radeon VGA

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