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> I'm displaying the DVI through RF or UHF if you prefer and the picture
> while a little fuzzy is perfectly acceptable given the age. I've not
> actually look in to the DVI's other video output option, which I think
> was intended for Tandy branded monitors.
The video monitor output produces an NTSC compatible composite video signal, so
it could be fed into any TV which accepts NTSC composite (usually a yellow RCA
jack). The RF output is just taking the monitor output signal and modulating
it to the broadcast TV frequency for US channel 3 or 4 (based on the setting of
the switch).
> Random question does the DVI save data to floppy disk in the same format
> as the TPDD?
Sorry, it does not. (Even if you installed a 3.5" disk drive in the DVI.)
jim
