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Exceeded my expectations. Seems to remember (or lets my computer do it) what resolutions to use with what screens I plug in it. I had a scare when my external screen said "Unsupported input", but that was only due to the resolution being set too high in the computer. Hint for Linux users: be sure to have your "switch screen" keyboard shortcut well configured before plugging the external monitor or you may end up like me: nothing on the laptop (because image was being sent to external screen) and nothing on the external screen (resolution too high).
Dec 30, 2014
Works well. At first, the image was horrible, but came out clear after switching the two pins down. Apparently it comes out of the box configured for PAL whereas our old TVs are usually NTSC. As stated in other comments, text gets flickery and difficult to read. I suggest reducing the computer's resolution to better match that of the TV. Mine's a simple 480p, so I set the computer to 640x480 60hz.
Dec 30, 2014

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