A bit of a bump, but an additional question, too.
This TV has a VGA, SCART, and BNC input and a BNC output from the looks of it. I haven't figured out the resolution or frequency yet (or at least don't understand what the spec means I guess). Here's what's posted for the SMV300 (I think I'm looking at the SMV280).
VIDEO Characteristics and Synchronism
•Signal inputs: RGB + Sync on DB9 connector
•Automatic recognition of the type and polarity of the RGB/TTL synchronism
•RGB video bandwidth: 7 MHz at – 3dB
•Horizontal scanning frequency: 15.625 / 15.750 Hz ± 600Hz
•Vertical scanning frequency: 50/60 Hz automatic lock-on
•Automatic cut-off
•Colour temperature: 6.500° K
•Internal adjustment of the colour temperature at high and low brightness
•Internal commutation of the colour temperature to 3.200°K
So, if I were to plug in a monitor with VGA as the input, could I use the guns connected to the RCA on the video card and point them at the monitor? They aren't the same source, so I don't know if that means there will be an issue.
I don't have an AVGA card, so this may be more of a pain than it's worth. Any opinions? My cabinet is pulled apart at the moment, so I can (and probably will) make improvements when I put it back together. Is this a significant upgrade?