English Amiga Board - View Single Post - Quality of different native-video output options?

girv · 11 August 2006, 17:56

So I'm at last in the process of (planning to start thinking about considering...) rebuilding my computer room in my new apartment, finally, after about a year of delays and no Amigas. I've got a nice 19" LCD monitor for the PC and Amiga gfx card outputs, but I'm looking for info on what to do about the Amiga's 15Khz native chipset output.

I do have an external scan doubler that I can feed into the LCD (I assume), but I'd read that an internal SD would give a better quality output picture.

Is that true? If so, how much better?

And generally, what is the quality like for RF, composite, RGB video output options in comparison ?

Any opinions welcome

11 August 2006, 17:56	#1
girv Mostly Harmless Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 1,109	Quality of different native-video output options? So I'm at last in the process of (planning to start thinking about considering...) rebuilding my computer room in my new apartment, finally, after about a year of delays and no Amigas. I've got a nice 19" LCD monitor for the PC and Amiga gfx card outputs, but I'm looking for info on what to do about the Amiga's 15Khz native chipset output. I do have an external scan doubler that I can feed into the LCD (I assume), but I'd read that an internal SD would give a better quality output picture. Is that true? If so, how much better? And generally, what is the quality like for RF, composite, RGB video output options in comparison ? Any opinions welcome