I assume you are talking about the screen saver. In "traditional" monitors, the large bulky ones that are CRT or Cathode Ray Tubes they were sensitive to a stationary image being displayed too long. An image left stationary would 'burn' an image into the screen and effectively ruin the monitor. Screen savers were developed so that when left with a stationary image for a certain amount of time it would put up another moving image to preserve the monitor. Newer LCD or flat screen monitors don't need this as they use an entirely different process. Newer screens no longer need Screen Savers, but are kept largely for aesthetic reasons.
A monitor can not be used due to the video output of the GameCube.
Yes, you would use only one of the video connectors at a time. The reason some monitors have different video connectors is to allow it to connect to a number of different video cards. If you have a DVI or HDMI connector on both the motherboard or video card and the monitor, then use it, and if not, use the VGA connector. Just use the one that is on both the computer and the monitor, and if you have both, just use the one you prefer.
That depends. What are the video out options on the desktop and the video in options on the monitor?
Which type of monitor? Which type of monitor?
If you play a 4K resolution video on a 1080p monitor, the video will be downscaled to fit the lower resolution of the monitor. This may result in a decrease in image quality and clarity compared to watching the video on a 4K monitor.
HAHJA. Monitor.
No, a monitor is your computer screen.
No, it is not possible to watch 4K video on a 1080p monitor because the monitor's resolution is not high enough to display the full quality of the 4K video.
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Parents could monitor a baby with a video system by hiring a company to install a video monitoring system. There are many available, the company Monitory Monitor does this.
You need to have a video card with a video output jack. This output jack will be similar to the output jacks on VCRs, and use the same cable.
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