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<blockquote data-quote="King_Elfy" data-source="post: 41834" data-attributes="member: 18761"><p>Unfortunately my GRUNDIG only has SCART (which still is a good connection), no VGA or DVI. A DVI or VGA to SCART Box is going to cost me around $200, and the DVI to Component Video adapter (I could then get a component to SCART adapter) for my graphics card (it cost AU$40'ish) only MIGHT (probably not) work in Australia. So I have to use S-Video or Composite. This means I can't change the resolution just like another monitor (and I can't seem to change the TV's res from 1024x768, or I can't find where). So I guess my real problem is how to cahnge the resolution of the TV.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="King_Elfy, post: 41834, member: 18761"] Unfortunately my GRUNDIG only has SCART (which still is a good connection), no VGA or DVI. A DVI or VGA to SCART Box is going to cost me around $200, and the DVI to Component Video adapter (I could then get a component to SCART adapter) for my graphics card (it cost AU$40'ish) only MIGHT (probably not) work in Australia. So I have to use S-Video or Composite. This means I can't change the resolution just like another monitor (and I can't seem to change the TV's res from 1024x768, or I can't find where). So I guess my real problem is how to cahnge the resolution of the TV. [/QUOTE]
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