Romeo Rondeau wrote:

I don't think you understood what the topic was all about, Mike. Regular TV
doesn't have enough resolution for computer use, that's a given. They are
talking about using HD type TV's, which do work just fine if you have all of
your ducks in a row. They will playback a DVD rather nicely as well.

It sounds like the original poster hooked his computer up to one that
didn't work well in the resolution department. I was just confirming
that this happens. Perhaps he's the one who doesn't understand what he
needs.

What am I going
to do with a digital TV? It's probalby not even good enough to hook up
to a computer.

Yes, it is... if you buy the right one and have the right kind of video
card, and set it up correctly. AAMOF, most of them have various PC inputs
for that very purpose. You should get out more often :-)

That's a lot of "ifs" for an audio guy like me. Last week, I saw that
Micro Center had a 15" LCD monitor on sale for $100 so I bought one. It
works fine on my Mackie HDR, and also on a computer. That's as much as
I know.