EPIA M with FF Card

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Subject: EPIA M with FF Card
From: sebastian_ml at gmx.net (Sebastian)
Date: Wed May 18 19:39:11 2005
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Hi again!

Seems like many people actually like using an EPIA with a budget card.
What I would like to know is what possibilities are there to connect to
a TV set? I mean the Epia just features a simple fbas tv-out, right? So
that's a downside, because with a J2 pinblock on a FF card you can use
RGB or S-Video instead of FBAS. Or am I missing anything?

Thanks

Sebastian

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