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Brand | StarTech.com |
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Model | VID2VGATV |
Changer Type | Composite and S-Video to VGA |
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Color | Black |
Specifications | Converter Type: Scaler Supported Resolutions: PC Output (RGBHV, progressive scan): 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768, 1280 x 768, 1280 x 1024 HDTV (50/60Hz, YPbPr/RGBHV): 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i Input Signal Levels: Video @ 1V p-p, 75 ohm Y @ 1 V p-p, 75 ohm Color @ 0.7V p-p, 75 ohm |
Connector A | 1 - Component Video (3 x RCA) Female 1 - Composite Video (1 x RCA) Female 1 - S-Video (4 pin; Mini-DIN) Female |
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Connector B | 1 - Component Video (3 x RCA) Male 1 - VGA (15 pin; High Density D-Sub) Female |
Features | Adjust picture brightness, contrast, color, RGB level and horizontal/vertical positioning Includes a plastic bracket for wall mounts or side panel installation Output is analog RGBHV or YPbPr via the HD-15 VGA connector Compatible with input from broadcast formats worldwide, including NTSC and PAL A 48 MByte frame buffer eliminates image tear/video hiccups Includes a memory recall feature that automatically reinstates the setting last used |
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Dimensions | 5.7" x 3" x 1.2" |
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Weight | 0.5 lbs. |
Package Contents | 1 - Video to HDTV/VGA Scaler 1 - Plastic Bracket 1 - 3ft (1m) Composite RCA Cable 1 - 3ft (1m) VGA to YPbPr M/M 1 - 4ft (1.2m) S-Video cable 1 - 4ft (1.2m) VGA cable M-M 1 - YCbCr RCA to 8 pin DIN adapter 1 - Universal Power Adapter (US/UK/EU/AUS) 1 - User Manual |
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Date First Available | February 05, 2007 |
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Pros: great image. the quality of the image conversion is definitely of professional grade. no loss of resolution, no dropped frames or page tearing. this is an excellent scaler.
Cons: menu system is a bit small at resolutions of 1024x768 or higher. also, difficult to read at any resolution when you are on a selected item (which turns the text to red, very difficult to read)
Overall Review: comes with everything you could need. manual isn't much for describing some of the functions, but if you are smart enough to know why you would need something like this rather than a $xx gamer scaler, you would be smart enough to get it up and running in just a minute or so.