--- Terry Mathews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK, the Macintosh TV chassis is basically the
same as an LC5xx machine.
The video and TV input is located on the
motherboard, but there is the Apple
Video system for the LC5xx series.
As a matter of fact, you could even install the
--- Andrew W. Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Terry Mathews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK, the Macintosh TV chassis is basically the
same as an LC5xx machine.
The video and TV input is located on the
motherboard, but there is the Apple
Video system for the LC5xx series.
As
Everyone should stop picking on the Mac TV... It may not be fast, but it's
so cool! That's what I think, anyway... Sure wish I had one...
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At 16:49 -0600 on 05/09/01, Matt Sattler wrote:
indoctrinating my ownership of this odd beast by listening to the
Joshua Tree on the fine little stereo speakers it has.
Ah, and what an excellent album it is too.
Anyhow, this thing has crazy plugs on the back that make it look as
though my
Hello--
I hope my momentary speechlessness won't interfere with my typing,
but I just found a Macintosh TV in a thrift store. There was not yet
a price on it and they are usually fussy about selling unpriced
computers because they haven't been 'tested for safety.' I told them
I wanted to buy
Too bad the Mac TV is like a LCII- (minus). :P
Only 8megs RAM, limited to 8bit color in computer
mode. Will the TV/Video stuff work with some other
5xx series board shoved into the case?
IMHO the Mac TV is the computer equivalent of painting
a Yugo black and sticking on a spoiler and plastic
Too bad the Mac TV is like a LCII- (minus). :P
Only 8megs RAM, limited to 8bit color in computer
mode. Will the TV/Video stuff work with some other
5xx series board shoved into the case?
I don't think so. Either the TV tuner is built into the LB, or the
tuner plugs into a proprietary slot on
At 17:30 -0700 on 05/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Too bad the Mac TV is like a LCII- (minus). :P
Only 8megs RAM, limited to 8bit color in computer
mode. Will the TV/Video stuff work with some other
5xx series board shoved into the case?
No :(
p
Really? I was always under the impression that all that had to be transfered
was the motherboard and the female connector that resides in the case. Since
the TV is SCSI, and the 54xx is IDE... Isn't this the same hack as the Color
Classic Mystic? I mean, aren't the motherboard connectors almost
on 9/5/01 8:57 PM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will the TV/Video stuff work with some other
5xx series board shoved into the case?
If you're lookin to see tv in a Mac, the cheap/easy/best is via the highly
touted 6200 series. Cartridge/card/Applevison/remote--may even work in
At 22:18 -0400 on 05/09/01, Terry Mathews wrote:
Really? I was always under the impression that all that had to be transfered
was the motherboard and the female connector that resides in the case. Since
the TV is SCSI, and the 54xx is IDE... Isn't this the same hack as the Color
Classic Mystic?
At 22:18 -0400 on 05/09/01, Terry Mathews wrote:
Really? I was always under the impression that all that had to be transfered
was the motherboard and the female connector that resides in the case. Since
the TV is SCSI, and the 54xx is IDE... Isn't this the same hack as the Color
Classic Mystic?
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