My problem in a nutshell:
I record acoustic music, so my noisy MDD1000 is exiled to the closet. Thus, I needed USB and VGA extension cables to work with it. So, I have a CRT with a built-in cable attached to a 10' Gold Series Belkin VGA extension cable, which is in turn attached to the DVI->VGA adapter that came with my Mac and that is of course attached to the DVI slot in my video card. The damn image is ghosting/bleeding now. The total cable rig is 15 feet, which is well within reason, plus I am using a high-quality extension cable, so that shouldn't be the problem. The only thing I can think of is that a better DVI->VGA adapter might help. Anyone have any advice?
I record acoustic music, so my noisy MDD1000 is exiled to the closet. Thus, I needed USB and VGA extension cables to work with it. So, I have a CRT with a built-in cable attached to a 10' Gold Series Belkin VGA extension cable, which is in turn attached to the DVI->VGA adapter that came with my Mac and that is of course attached to the DVI slot in my video card. The damn image is ghosting/bleeding now. The total cable rig is 15 feet, which is well within reason, plus I am using a high-quality extension cable, so that shouldn't be the problem. The only thing I can think of is that a better DVI->VGA adapter might help. Anyone have any advice?
