A1200 works with Dell SR2320L w/o FF/SD!

[desiv]

Can it do PAL modes also...
Inquiring minds want to know.. ;-)

Thanx,

desiv
(Oh, you said 50 and 60, so you tested both already?  Nice.. ;-)

[desiv]

I doubt many people are going to spend $200+ dollars on a monitor for this reason.
I think the "moral to the story" is to try it out...

It might work with the monitor you have..
Obviously, as has been pointed out, if you want to spend money for a solution, you're going to look for something like an Indivision..

But if you have an LCD around the house, try it (if you have the adapter..).

Also, as it's looking like there are more and more of these, it might be nice for someone to try to keep a list (thread?) of monitors and varying degrees of success/failure with them, so people could refer to it...

I happen to really like my 1084's (I know), but I also realize that at some time, they will stop working...  ;-(  
So I might pick up a VGA adapter to have on hand, just in case...

desiv

[desiv]

My BenQ G2420HD supports all native modes as well (eg PAL, NTSC), check it out in action right -> here

Does the BenQ support  4:3 non-stretched mode?
I'm not a huge fan of stretched modes..

@bbond007 and NC - If the Interlace mode still flickers, I would wonder how badly..
I would think people seriously considering an LCD would prefer non-painful flickering.. ;-)

Not sure there's a good way to show that.  Even a vid might not capture the flicker effect...

Why are all the monitors widescreen nowadays!!!  (OK, that's not true, but still.. ;-)

desiv

[desiv]

My Dell 22" lcd with analogue features as well (svid and comp) Flicker fixes my NTSC laced modes nicely!

Yeah!  Spill the secrets!!  :lol:

I'm wondering if we would want/need to know what type of Amiga to VGA adapter people are using also??

desiv