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20-Mar-2009, 11:00 PM #1
Gamecube on laptop
is there a way to plug some cord from my laptop to my gamecube so that the console uses my laptop's monitor as a monitor?
i have a Dell XPS 1530 running Vista Home, and a purple gamecube
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21-Mar-2009, 04:26 AM #2
The only way I could think of, is if you had a Tv tuner (Internal, or USB External). Depending on the connections of the Tv Tuner, you could probably plug the gamecube into that. Then open what ever program comes with said tv tuner.
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