What is a 640x400 LCD TV supposed to do with higher resolutions ?

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Yes, I'm happy with my purchase. Very good screen quality and vivid colours. Also no ghosting during fast animations; good monitor!

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I'm sorry you have a bad experience! I'm still very pleased with my 2032mw. I use it as my TV as well. I don't have any problem with the build quality; mine has a very sturdy foot and stands very stable.

About the picture quality; as I showed in my pictures (which are like I said of RTG screens), they are of good quality, at least in my opinion.

I still have to try AGA screens; I'm waiting for my S-Video adapter to try it. I will post when I have more info! What connection did you use for the Amiga to the monitor?

Once again I'm sorry you had this bad experience; I feel kind of guilty...

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I'm going to use S-Video because SCART is already taken by my Digital TV. There's a guy on EAB doing a video port to S-Video adapter and I ordered one. Originally to feed it into a TV card for my G-rex but I don't have a suitable card (yet). Since the 2032MW has S-Video IN I'll try that.

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I finally did a test with my 2032mw to see the SCART input from my Amiga and I must agree with arkpandora that it's bad! While VGA works like a charm and non-native resolution adaptation is very good, SCART input is not.

I'm going to try a NeoBitz S-Video module with my 4000 if I can get one!

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That and the slightly dark picture; even on full brightness the white isn't quite white.

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With non-native resolution adaption I mean resolutions like 640x480, 800x600 etc. are nicely displayed without blocky and unevenly spread pixels like you see on some other LCD screens.