Analogue video input is not possible without some sort of FPGA to decode the A/V input and then re-encode the (presumably composite) signal as digital RGB. Long story short, unless you are a wizard, get a different screen.
Analogue video input is not possible without some sort of FPGA to decode the A/V input and then re-encode the (presumably composite) signal as digital RGB. Long story short, unless you are a wizard, get a different screen.
okay, thanks
I was just wondering because I have one in my broken dingoo which i just took apart (buttons were good actually) for the LCD and the speakers. speakers pwn't