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Thanks all for you're replies.
Zwisch, I understand the limitations of NTSC TV for displaying computer screens. I hope to soon remedy this by acquiring some HDTV components. The only thing I need DOS TV display for is to monitor the DOS bootup process going into Win98 bootup. I'm sometimes monitoring my system remotely through TV and I don't want to attempt to reboot and wait a couple minutes looking at a black screen only to find that Windows isn't booting up.
Liquid Snake, My friend has the Logitech remote keyboard/mouse and we found that it had very limited range. I find that the remote mice (Logitech and Antec) seem to work much better than the keyboards. The Logitech devices also use UHF. I need an IR device since I'm trying to use my IR repeaters distributed throughout my house. (A 100 foot range UHF device would be fine too).
Rob M, Thanks for the confirmation. I'm not going to worry about it. I've got bigger fish to fry (DVD quality), but that's another thread.
Zwisch, I understand the limitations of NTSC TV for displaying computer screens. I hope to soon remedy this by acquiring some HDTV components. The only thing I need DOS TV display for is to monitor the DOS bootup process going into Win98 bootup. I'm sometimes monitoring my system remotely through TV and I don't want to attempt to reboot and wait a couple minutes looking at a black screen only to find that Windows isn't booting up.
Liquid Snake, My friend has the Logitech remote keyboard/mouse and we found that it had very limited range. I find that the remote mice (Logitech and Antec) seem to work much better than the keyboards. The Logitech devices also use UHF. I need an IR device since I'm trying to use my IR repeaters distributed throughout my house. (A 100 foot range UHF device would be fine too).
Rob M, Thanks for the confirmation. I'm not going to worry about it. I've got bigger fish to fry (DVD quality), but that's another thread.
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