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From: Thomson@huey.udel.EDU
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Subject: Re: questions about Commodore monitors
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Date: Wed, 12-Mar-86 05:19:57 EST
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From: Thomson@huey.udel.EDU

> From: "ROBERTS, JOHN"
>
> (1) I would be interested in having a monitor connected both to
> an Amiga (RGB) and to the composite video output of a VCR, ...
>
I have the 1080 monitor connected in just such a configuration and it works
fine.  In fact, the TV picture is very nice.  I never saw the Monkees look so
good.  You can even put the composite out into your VCR (if it has this input)
and send the composite out to your monitor to record the Amiga's output/play a
tape.  Of course, you'll get much better resolution using the RGB inputs of
the monitor, but you may want the combination of using it through your VCR.

					Rich Thomson