Monitors...

[AmiDude]

@InTheSand wrote:

What's the quality like? Any good? Any visible artifacts or other on-screen junk as a result of the conversion process?

You can read all about it in this thread:

www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=18582

 :-)

[AmiDude]

@motorollin wrote:

The quality is very good. It doesn't actually convert anything as the signals in the Amiga's RGB output are already standard RGB.

The CM-345S device as refered to, DOES convert 15Khz signal to 31Khz.

@motorollin wrote:

As long as your cable and TV support full RGB Scart (rather than just composite) then there is no reason not to use it.

The CM-345S is not intended for use with a TV, but only
for use with a PC monitor (CRT or TFT).

 :-)

[AmiDude]

@rustednail

It's to bad it doesn't scandoubles the RGB 15Khz signal to 31Khz. So you can use only composite, wich is of a much lesser quality.
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[AmiDude]

@rustednail

I know you didn't say that. But the tech. specs. are
very clear about it:
It only scandoubles RF, S-Video or composite signal.
The RGB signal is handled as a passtrough signal. It means that this device outputs a low picture quality, as it can't scandouble a real RGB signal.

 :-)