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--- Forwarded Message from "Melinda Gregory" <[log in to unmask]> ---
>From: "Melinda Gregory" <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: television as monitor for computer
>Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2001 21:42:50 -0500
I tried to search the archives several times for help on this question, but never found any information close to what I needed....so I thought I'd take my first stab at asking you guys for help since I joined the list a year ago.
In our lab, we have a regular PC that is hooked up through the Sony console to a TV. The TV is the monitor for a video presentation stand, a VCR, LDP, and the computer. Since I'm not the person who set up all of this equipment, I'm not sure what the reasoning was behind all this. I suppose to have a bigger screen so that everything could be projected to the entire class.
The problem is that the computer graphics do not show up well on the TV monitor. I think this has something to do with the video card, but I don't know enough about these sorts of things to know whether this is the case. Do any of you have any suggestions for improving the computer-to-TV graphics? When using the DVD-ROM of the computer to play a movie, everything seems to look good--except for the subtitles, which are a little small and blurry.
I would appreciate any suggestions, or at least a point in the direction of a website or other resource which might help. (I've asked for help a couple of times from some of the university computer people, but no one's helped me yet. I thought I'd try once more to find info on my own before belting a war cry toward their offices ;-p.)
Thanks in advance.
Melinda Gregory
Language Lab Manager
Oral Roberts University
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