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472701 2006-07-22 02:21:00 Is it possible to have a monitor and LCD TV hooked up to a computer by hooking the lcd tv to a tv tuner card, and the monitor to a graphics card?

.......All comments appreciated :D!
zahmad (8963)
472702 2006-07-22 02:26:00 I must have missed something in the translation, as a TV Tuner card is to allow a TV signal to be displayed on the PC, not output the PC signal to a TV (unless it also has TV out, in which case it would drive the AV inputs).

None of my TV cards have AV out (only TV in, AV in).

What card do you have that has the capability?
godfather (25)
472703 2006-07-22 02:30:00 Let me explain.......say that I have a nvidia geforce 7600gt and an tv tuner card.......now can I have a LCD Television hooked up to the tv tuner card.....and a Monitor to the 7600gt? zahmad (8963)
472704 2006-07-22 02:35:00 If the videocard has video out, I cant see why not.

And if the tuner has RCA video in or Svideo (and the LCD has some kind of video out), I cant see why not.
Speedy Gonzales (78)
472705 2006-07-22 02:37:00 Thanks, your help is widely appreciated :D! zahmad (8963)
472706 2006-07-22 02:43:00 WAIT!!!!

I have tried this, BUT by connecting the TV to the TV Tuner, I was only able to get the signal from the TV Tuner card. What I mean is if you are thinking of running dual screens, then no, it won't work.

BUT if you only want to display what the TV Tuner is seeing (TV signal) then yes, you can provided that TV Tuner card has A/V output as I said in your other thread.


What card do you have that has the capability? I have the Hauppauge Win TV PVR-350, and that has a mini-din style output, and comes with a cable that splits it into RCA, Left, Right, Video, and an S-Video outputs
The_End_Of_Reality (334)
472707 2006-07-22 02:47:00 Well, if the videocard has dvi and vga and/or video out, u could just connect the lcd to the dvi connection. Either way, you could get the tv tuner on it (If it supports something like PIP).. Which is pretty pointless, since its a LCD TV anyway.

And connect the VGA from the videocard to the monitor (Is this another monitor, or the same LCD monitor)?

Like the LCD I'm using has a DVI connection, and 2 VGA inputs so it says. I dont know exactly what this means.

Whether I can connect 2 monitors to both of them and have 3 monitors going at the same time, or what.

And the videocard has DVI and VGA (the VGA output isnt being used on the card at the mo). So, could I have 2 LCD monitors connected to the videocard (it comes with a VGA-DVI adapter), and the 2 VGA inputs on the monitor itself? In which case, I could connect 4 monitors to this system?
Speedy Gonzales (78)
472708 2006-07-22 22:43:00 Great.......I can understand now.......my intentions was to watch tv on the lcd tv with media centre edition using the tv tuner card, while working on the computer using the monitor........and from what I understand.......it is possible :D! zahmad (8963)
472709 2006-07-23 00:24:00 Yes, it is provided you get/have a TV Tuner with some sort of A/V out The_End_Of_Reality (334)
472710 2006-07-23 06:58:00 Great........tv tuner with A/V out it is then :D zahmad (8963)
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