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From: kmeis@drupa.UUCP (MeisK)
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Subject: Re: Using Computer Monitor For VCR
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Date: Wed, 15-Jan-86 09:47:49 EST
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I use a commodore color monitor for my computer and for my vcr by 
utilizing the switch on the back of the monitor that switches between
the composite video hookups on the front of the monitor, and the 
luminence/chroma hookups on the back of the monitor.  Use a standard
shielded patch cord for the vcr hookup on the front.  I use a seperate  
amplifier for the audio so you may want to verify that the switch also
switches audio.  The picture quality is excellent.