Q. I am thinking of buying an lcd monitor with and hdmi inlet to play videogames on my ps3 in hd, but i am concerned about the quality of the picture will it match that of the hd tvs or not.
@Brian is it possible to output the sound via a headphone
@Brian i mean is possible to connect the component cable from the PS3 directly to a headphone using "2 RCA PHONO FEMALE to 3.5mm" converters, thanks in advance
@Brian is it possible to output the sound via a headphone
@Brian i mean is possible to connect the component cable from the PS3 directly to a headphone using "2 RCA PHONO FEMALE to 3.5mm" converters, thanks in advance
A. You can use certain monitors for games consoles I run my PS3 through a samsung monitor. As long as the
1. Monitor is full HD,
2. has a DVI connection in, and
3.is HDCP compatible (check on the manufacturers website)
you can run a PS3 on it. You will need a HDMI to DVI converter or cable about 3 quid off ebay.
The only thing you lose by doing this is sound so you have to use the component cable from the PS3 into a set of speakers using a small converted of type "2 RCA PHONO FEMALE to 3.5mm" only about 2 quid off ebay and you have a setup that is fully HD picture but only standard stereo sound .
All in all it will cost about 5/6 quid to make it work.
EDIT: For speakers you need a 2 RCA phono to "male" 3.5mm, for headphones you need a 2 RCA phono to "female" 3.5mm converter
1. Monitor is full HD,
2. has a DVI connection in, and
3.is HDCP compatible (check on the manufacturers website)
you can run a PS3 on it. You will need a HDMI to DVI converter or cable about 3 quid off ebay.
The only thing you lose by doing this is sound so you have to use the component cable from the PS3 into a set of speakers using a small converted of type "2 RCA PHONO FEMALE to 3.5mm" only about 2 quid off ebay and you have a setup that is fully HD picture but only standard stereo sound .
All in all it will cost about 5/6 quid to make it work.
EDIT: For speakers you need a 2 RCA phono to "male" 3.5mm, for headphones you need a 2 RCA phono to "female" 3.5mm converter
Are these 2 LCD monitors HD?
Q. Are these LCD's HD or do they just support HD. Can anyone explain?
1. VIEW SONIC VA-2026W 20" SILVER BLACK WIDESCREEN
http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktop-monitors/lcd/value-series/va2026w.htm
2. VIEW SONIC VA-2226W 22" SILVER BLACK WIDESCREEN
http://www.viewsonic.com.au/products/productspecs.php?id=314
1. VIEW SONIC VA-2026W 20" SILVER BLACK WIDESCREEN
http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktop-monitors/lcd/value-series/va2026w.htm
2. VIEW SONIC VA-2226W 22" SILVER BLACK WIDESCREEN
http://www.viewsonic.com.au/products/productspecs.php?id=314
A. High Definition is anything above 720p. 720p is 1280x720 resolution, and those two monitors are definitely capable of that (since their resolution is 1680x1050), and since they are HDCP-compliant, you can use them to play back HDCP-protected high-def content like Blu-Ray discs.
What those two monitors cannot do is 1080p full HD, which is 1920x1080 resolution. (That is the maximum resolution Blu-Ray playback is capable of.)
Hope this helps.
What those two monitors cannot do is 1080p full HD, which is 1920x1080 resolution. (That is the maximum resolution Blu-Ray playback is capable of.)
Hope this helps.
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