Hey, Brian ...
Are you saying you're using the tuner on a VCR to input TV signal
into your PowerBook? If so, what software are you using to view
it? ...
Yeah, I can see the wires getting out of hand here, too ... I do
have wireless network, but wouldn't it be nice to have wireless
everything???? :-)
If he has the same Dell 20" display that I have, the monitor has
inputs for DVI, VGA, Svideo and component input (RCA). You hook
everything up to the LCD and then switch between inputs, or you can
do Picture in Picture with some. On mine I have my Windows PC hooked
to DVI, my G4 Cube hooked to VGA, and a Tivo hooked to the Svideo. I
can have any of those up full screen, or I can have either computer
up full screen and the tivo displayed in a smaller window in one of
the corners. It's quite handy. :)
Steve
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