Lumenlab > Lilliput question

chardur

Mar 30 2006, 02:46 AM

I'm thinking about getting a lilliput screen (619GL-70NP) that has a native 800x480 resolution, but I am concerned it will not run in that resolution.

I plan on connecting it using the RCA input, just like I connect my dvd player to my tv/vcr. I was wondering if any one has had experience with a lilliput that know if connecting it via RCA would cause it to run at the standard dvd player (640x480 i think) resolution.

here is a link to the monitor link

Thanks!

prospector

Apr 2 2006, 06:57 PM

QUOTE (chardur @ Mar 29 2006, 10:46 PM)

I'm thinking about getting a lilliput screen (619GL-70NP) that has a native 800x480 resolution, but I am concerned it will not run in that resolution.

I plan on connecting it using the RCA input, just like I connect my dvd player to my tv/vcr. I was wondering if any one has had experience with a lilliput that know if connecting it via RCA would cause it to run at the standard dvd player (640x480 i think) resolution.

here is a link to the monitor link

Thanks!

http://www.ex-audio.net/shop/product_info....roducts_id/44is this the same animal?

chardur

Apr 3 2006, 01:06 AM

Prospector, that one in your link has a low resolution, I think its 480x320. I have already ordered the other one so I will be able to anwser my own question soon

Mikey P.

Apr 3 2006, 01:40 AM

QUOTE (chardur @ Mar 30 2006, 02:46 AM)

I'm thinking about getting a lilliput screen (619GL-70NP) that has a native 800x480 resolution, but I am concerned it will not run in that resolution.

I plan on connecting it using the RCA input, just like I connect my dvd player to my tv/vcr. I was wondering if any one has had experience with a lilliput that know if connecting it via RCA would cause it to run at the standard dvd player (640x480 i think) resolution.

here is a link to the monitor link

Thanks!

With a RCA input the maximum resolution the panel will receive is 240 lines. You will be in fact "dumbing down" the signal to less than the panels native resolution.