VGA output on DVD Player.

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I plugged in a vga monitor on to a bose dv 360 player and found the
output scrambled|unwatchable.

Are there differences in VGA on DVD players to that of PCs ?
 
"(?)" <i.contrarian@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I plugged in a vga monitor on to a bose dv 360 player and found the
output scrambled|unwatchable.

Are there differences in VGA on DVD players to that of PCs ?
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A Bose piece of equipment.
Explains it all. LOL
 
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"(?)" <i.contrarian@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I plugged in a vga monitor on to a bose dv 360 player and found the
output scrambled|unwatchable.

Are there differences in VGA on DVD players to that of PCs ?


A Bose piece of equipment.
Explains it all. LOL
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Seriously, most modern computer monitors can't sync to a vertical 50 or 60Hz
frame rate
or to the slower horizontal frequency of video signals intended for TV,
which might explain
the problem you are having.

Check you monitor's specifications to see what range of vertical and
horizontal sync frequencies
it can handle.

Cheers,
Alan
 
(?) wrote:
I plugged in a vga monitor on to a bose dv 360 player and found the
output scrambled|unwatchable.

Are there differences in VGA on DVD players to that of PCs ?

under the video out settings check for "progressive scan output" or RGB
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mode . some units also have a physical switch to set the out put from
CVBS (composite) YUV (component) or VGA (RGBHV)
 
Alan Rutlidge wrote:
"(?)" <i.contrarian@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I plugged in a vga monitor on to a bose dv 360 player and found the
output scrambled|unwatchable.

Are there differences in VGA on DVD players to that of PCs ?


A Bose piece of equipment.
Explains it all. LOL
Click to expand...
And it sounded as good as it looked ! OK, maybe marginally better....


geoff
 
On Jan 17, 11:05 pm, matt2-amstereo <m...@here.fu> wrote:
(?) wrote:
I plugged in a vga monitor on to a bose dv 360 player and found the
output scrambled|unwatchable.

Are there differences in VGA on DVD players to that of PCs ?

under the video out settings check for "progressive scan output" or RGB
mode . some units also have a physical switch to set the out put from
CVBS (composite) YUV (component) or VGA (RGBHV)
Click to expand...
I did try another monitor which had the same problem.

YOur suggestion is probably the solution, however I dont have the
remote to access video output settings .
If i can locate a remote for the unit I will try it out.

Thanks
 
On Jan 17, 5:29 pm, "Alan Rutlidge"
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"(?)" <i.contrar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I plugged in a vga monitor on to a bose dv 360 player and found the
output scrambled|unwatchable.

Are there differences in VGA on DVD players to that of PCs ?

A Bose piece of equipment.
Explains it all.  LOL

Seriously, most modern computer monitors can't sync to a vertical 50 or 60Hz
frame rate
or to the slower horizontal frequency of video signals intended for TV,
which might explain
the problem you are having.

Check you monitor's specifications to see what range of vertical and
horizontal sync frequencies
it can handle.

Cheers,
Alan
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You may be interested to know I didnt pay for the bose dvd.
I came accross it because its power supply had blown, and I managed
to relace it with one out of my junk box .

I assumed the output was auto sensing!? and would produce the
appropriate signal if you plugged in a VGA monitor.

This is apparently not the case.
 
"(?)" <i.contrarian@gmail.com> wrote in message
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YOur suggestion is probably the solution, however I dont have the
remote to access video output settings .
If i can locate a remote for the unit I will try it out.
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Dear customer, I couldn't fix your DVD player so you'll have to purchase a
new one. If you're not using the old remote can I have it? :)))

Thanks
 
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