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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: omegod on 08 January 2013, 15:56:00
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In work( a charity) we have a crappy black and white( OLD ) cctv monitor that basically shows the back entrance and it has gone U/S. We are leaving the site very soon and have been quoted £250 for a replacement.
Question is we have scores of computer monitors lying around but the connections are VGA blue thingies on these but the input to the CCTV monitor is a coax old fashioned telly type.
Does a converter socket exist ??? I can't frigging find one if there is!!
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http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/200869164285?var=lv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&adtype=pla&crdt=0
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http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/200869164285?var=lv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&adtype=pla&crdt=0
Carefull Steve, you'll have RobG on the Warpath, links & fings are his speciality! ;D
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http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/200869164285?var=lv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&adtype=pla&crdt=0
Carefull Steve, you'll have RobG on the Warpath, links & fings are his speciality! ;D
The ignorant, scouse bastard never even said thanks, Phil :(
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I suspect that your CCTV is a single BNC for composite video. Monitors don't support this in general and adaptors are pricey.
Just get an old TV and use the scart feed (scart has composite as an input plus rgb as an option)
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I suspect that your CCTV is a single BNC for composite video. Monitors don't support this in general and adaptors are pricey.
Just get an old TV and use the scart feed (scart has composite as an input plus rgb as an option)
If he gets an old tv, the coax will go straight in. ;D :P
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I suspect that your CCTV is a single BNC for composite video. Monitors don't support this in general and adaptors are pricey.
Just get an old TV and use the scart feed (scart has composite as an input plus rgb as an option)
f he gets an old tv, the coax will go straight in. ;D :P
That would be an OLD tv
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That would be an OLD tv
All TVs still have a coax socket don't they. We've a brand new one upstairs with one, that's what it's using for reception
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Not capable of receiving composite (baseband) signals via the ref port :y
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That would be an OLD tv
All TVs still have a coax socket don't they. We've a brand new one upstairs with one, that's what it's using for reception
I thought that, and that you use the scart lead to plug in other equipment...... ::) ::)
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That would be an OLD tv
All TVs still have a coax socket don't they. We've a brand new one upstairs with one, that's what it's using for reception
I thought that, and that you use the scart lead to plug in other equipment...... ::) ::)
Its awake!
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That would be an OLD tv
All TVs still have a coax socket don't they. We've a brand new one upstairs with one, that's what it's using for reception
I thought that, and that you use the scart lead to plug in other equipment...... ::) ::)
Its awake!
:D :D :D :P :P
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That would be an OLD tv
All TVs still have a coax socket don't they. We've a brand new one upstairs with one, that's what it's using for reception
Mark was waiting for me to say that....but I didn't ;D
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Ah yes, the pitfalls that are video connections
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Ah yes, the pitfalls that are video connections
I just stick with what I have and, when I'm ready, buy a bundle.
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Not capable of receiving composite (baseband) signals via the ref port :y
OK :y :y
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I'd just get a monitor on ebay. Needed one to fire up an old computer a year or so ago. Bought a monitor off Ebay. New old stock monochrome CCTV monitor with composite video input. :y
20 quid shipped. When it turned up it was actually a colour one too, and brand new, boxed and unused.
Anything with a CRT can be picked up for peanuts these days.