Yes, all you need is another video card (well and an extra pci, agp,
or pci-e slot in your computer) that has video out. Most are s-video
out, some are composite.

A nice basic 5, 6, or 7 series nvidia card will do that just fine.
TV out is so low res that it does not take much of a card.

Go to newegg.com. Search for video cards, narrow the search to nvidia,
then look at the prices of the series.

A decent nvidia 5200 card starts around 50 bucks.

If you are talking about sending the cable TV signal to that TV also,
you will need a TV tuner card.
I use the hauppauge 150 series.




--- In Video@yahoogroups.com, "David" <osunsvillage@...> wrote:
>
> Hello from a new member.
>
> I have a question.... Please excuse if any of my terminology is wrong.
>
> I have a non-HD Sharp CRT TV with RCA, S-Video & coax inputs.
>
> But I mostly watch a small circa 1980s TV that's about the size of my
> monitor, because it fits on a shelf near my PC. (You see, almost all
> my TV watching is either working in the kitchen, lying down, or at the
> PC. I never just sit down to watch TV.)
>
> I recently got an adapter for the digital video output on my PC that
> allows me to use a 2nd monitor. So I have a small flatscreen as
> monitor 1 and an old 15" VGA monitor set for low res as monitor 2. (It
> works, but it's too dark to use hi-res or to watch TV.)
>
> Following is what I want to do. Is it do-able -- and how?
>
> I want to add another standard monitor output, so I can send online TV
> shows to my good TV and use both monitors for work.
>
> Is a video card all I need?
>
> If so, what do you recommend? (Price is important.)
>
> Would that be with RCA, S-Video, or coax outputs?
>
> Thanks....
>