maybe ot but my fav display is an old security monitor my work was tossing (actually 2 of them). required an rca/bnc adapter... but the convenient thing is being able to plug in multiple sources and switch between them with a button on the front. plus supporting pal and ntsc. currently have 2 amigas and an old s-760 sampler plugged into it. i've seen similar monitors around in small sizes too... not sure if they were in color or not. but, if you really want to get fancy you can look into getting a small industrial display: http://www.logicsupply.com/products/800tpc_lh_of

http://www.radiograffiti.org/_Temp/dc60+%20driver/

This should be what you need. Let me know if there are any issues.

Tested with both XP and Vista using Golden Videos

Use AMCap to monitor the Amiga in a live/studio setup.

I'll up the right drivers in a few hours.

mine is the fake i think?

its just a question of getting a working driver for somewhere sorry akira the ones i posted are only for windows 7

Yeah I know it is a chinese fake, but it is still supposed to work somehow

I was going to buy one of these things from http://www.digitalpromo.co.uk as its local to me, its more expensive than the ebay ones but according to the manufacturers website easycaps are fake copies so they changed the design of the product and renamed it to ezcap.  http://www.ezcap.tv/ 

Lots of problems in the FAQ answered with 'you have bought a fake'.

Thanks for that.
I forgot to mention I am running WinXP.

The thing came with drivers but for the wrong chipset

Finding the right client software is a bit of a chore. Some are terrible, with dismal frame rates, while other softwares on the same hardware will look great.

I always got good results with U-Broadcast, but I haven't used it in the last couple of years.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/14990225/avcptsetup.zip
i think that is the right dirvers

i used USB-AVCPTSetup_For_Win7.zip from the internet (if this isn't what  you have got?) for drivers and then on the settings for the thing i just went through all the different settings, PAL/n  PAL/b   PAL/whatever until i found the one that gives the picture in colour

i am using the "NCH DEBUT" software

and there's no lag, i can even play games >:O

edit: with a easycap 2

OK so i got one of these easyCap 2.0 devices, and the driver that came with it doesnt work. My card is recognized as "SM-USB 007" instead of whatever shit the "manual" says.

I downloaded a driver off the interwebs and fired up Virtualdub, but i get no image at all.

Halp?

Inconveniently so.,
It's a matter of preference. Scanlines are an artifact. I got used to my display being uninterlaced. I happen to think it's much better.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/04/23/slg- … rn-displa/

ps. CRT is still the best image for an Amiga

You have to check that your Amiga works with any little monitors (or DVD players with comp in) first.  Sometimes the Amiga video timing throws them off and they keep dropping out.  Especially with bright colors or whites on the screen.  Also, if you are in PAL you really gotta test the mode is supported!!  As the guys have all said above - there is too much lag with those capture USB things to work. (I tried a few) I have a old Canopus Storm 2 which was great though a PC monitor with almost zero latency - but it's a full length PCI card and doesn't fit in a laptop!  You are better off just trying to find an LCD monitor with a composite in. (the Dell's - all sizes - work ok, but not the best image)

(btw: This is cTrix on DK's laptop)