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Converts composite RCA video signals to VGA for DVR surveillance systems with a single output
The Bluecctv BL-VG-T1S converts a composite RCA video signal from a DVR surveillance system to a single VGA output. It allows installers to view analogue camera feeds on a VGA monitor without replacing the recorder. The unit is supplied new in a silver enclosure.
The converter accepts only standard-definition composite input, so the VGA output is constrained to the same 480i or 576i resolution. It provides a single VGA port and does not upscale, de-interlace or add additional display outputs. Audio, HDMI or network streaming are not supported.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Bluecctv |
| Model name | BL-VG-T1S |
The BL-VG-T1S provides one VGA output from a single RCA composite input, suitable for connecting one DVR channel to a VGA monitor.
The converter translates the analogue composite signal from your DVR into a VGA signal so the footage can be viewed on a VGA-compatible display.
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