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07-Feb-2008, 01:10 PM #1
Convert BNC Composite Video to VGA
Does anyone know of a device that would allow me to convert a Composite BNC (Like from a CCTV camera or DVR) to a Standard computer Flat Screen monitor that has a VGA connection? I can buy a Security Monitor that has a BNC Composite connection but they cost 3 times more then Standard Computer Monitor Flat Screen.

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Perfect SIXX. I really appreciate it.
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