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  1. 8th Mar 2012 20:49 #1
    will7370
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    I'm curious about what would be required to take the RCA video output (Yellow) from my cable box and play it on my computer monitor. How much would it set me back price wise? Or would it be better to run it into my computer somehow? I've never messed with this before and so I am approaching the topic completely in ignorance. I've got Windows XP Media Center Edition (2004 edition) installed on my computer. Thanks for your patience.
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    If you have a VGA input on your monitor you can use something like:
    http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-COMP2VGA-Composite-Converter-Computer/dp/B00006B8EI/
    http://www.amazon.com/Mygica-Game-Video-Converter-Switcher/dp/B001463UNI/
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