Is there any way to....

[Dynamic Entertainment]

Is there any way to take the VGA output on a computer, and feed it into a TV that has the coaxial arial connector? Im just curious, maybe for a project im working on.

[Vectis]

Google vga rf modulator and go from there :)

[sleah]

What Vectis said, but the actual display will be pretty awful and probably unreadable unless you use a stoopidly low resolution like 640x480 or 800x600.
It is also unlikely to fill the screen in the same was as a dedicated monitor with vga in, unless you get one of the more expensive convertors (£100+).

Depends what you are trying to display... if it's graphics (not text) then a cheap one might be OK:confused:

[dj keevers]

if your talking about a normal PC, the you have the option of fitting a graphic card with video out built in. or even a s-video output and use a scart lead converter. There are numerous ways tbh to solve situation depends on what output quality and job your trying to achieve

[Danno13]

You should be able to convert down to composite video and just use a scart connection, rather than modulating and using co-ax. Would need a few more details on exactly what you're attempting to acheive before giving advice though.

[Dynamic Entertainment]

Its to run winamp visuals in one of the pubs i work in. The pub has (for want of a better term) a tv switching unit which has standard ariels in the back which already has kalidovision and 2 sky boxes into it, then they select the relevent input, and assign it to an out-put (one of 7 tvs).

Im wanting to take the vga from a laptop running milkdrop vis on winamp and feed it into the switching box, then assign that input to the dancefloor tvs,