[HomeBrew] Re: Composite video

[Mark - ZL3VML]

Hi Again,
Well, after reading up on the web, the conclusion is that it is damn
near impossible without building some complicated circuitry to convert
composite video to anything for a pc monitor due to all the different
graphic standards.  And cheaper to pick up a few old 10 or 12" tv sets.

Bill, your idea sounds good, except that I will have the monitors in
different areas, so not much use but still a good idea.

Now, another question - what kind of "splitter" would I need to feed a
video signal to two different monitors without too much loss of signal
definition?

Cheers & 73
Mark - ZL3VML


William L Howard wrote:

> I have a device called a Quad Processor which puts four camera images
> onto the screen of one monitor.
> It was not that expensive as I recall. I got it back in 1997 and has
> been turned on 24/7 since then.
>
> Bill Howard