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Hey I was wondering what would i do if i wanted to connect a videogame system (ie. Ps2 or Wii) into a macbook pro in lieu of a tv. I'd want to be able to use the computer's speakers and monitor so that i could play videogames with both video and audio. Is there any device that would make this possible with composite, component, or s-video caples. I don't have a tv and dont particularly want to buy one giving i have a 21 inch external monitor. Could anyone help me?
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reticulating your mom
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Off topic but...
LOL at your sig. He got pwnt. |
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Converted 07/2005. |
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Does this have component and composite cables support or does it just support? If only one i'm having trouble figuring out which there is conflicting reports in the reviews and product pages. Last edited by macuser256 : 2006-11-19 at 16:24. |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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No. It's one little box that does three things:
Analog TV tuner Digital TV tuner (DVB-T) in 1080i if you have dual CPUs Composite/S-Video & stereo audio input. Nine 4/5 star reviews at the apple store, one with 3 stars Converted 07/2005. |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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is S-Video better worse or the same when compared to component cables?
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Component is better than S-Video, which is better than Composite.
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