Games & gear: Splitting video output for 360

Uh anyone read here?

#1 - guy appears to be in the UK so Radioshack's ain't that commonplace.

#2 - He didn't give us enough details for openers, but he did say he's using some sort of cable to his VGA-in on a PC monitor. That means 360 Video Out to DB15 VGA In on a PC. I've never seen that cable myself but I've never had a call to hook at 360 to a PC so that strikes me as a little weird but workable.

So he wants to watch stuff on his regular TV screen as well as use the PC monitor. Might as well play games too at times presumably? In order to do that he's asking if there's a cable that's a 360 out to 2 video out feeds - never seen that either. If he's using the TV/HDTV cable to RCA leads and then some conversion cable to the PC VGA DB15, wherever that cable came from should carry the ability and/or splitters to do the job.

Without a better description of his setup, it's near impossible to just guess RCA splitters will work. They also allow more signal degredation as well as potential interference over longer hauls. We don't know how far away the TV even is? That's a huge piece of info to have.

Options are the simple splitters and 2 cables, but better options are splitter boxes that take the one component-in signal from the 360 and divide/boost/equalize it out to 2 or up to 4 outputs that he can re-use (we think) his VGA conversion cable and then just regular cabling to feed the TV.

Hey, is that TV HDTV? European on PAL and not NTSC? Biggies to know right there, USA stuff won't help him on UK setups. I can list 5 great cabling places online I use all the time but they're pointless to a Brit trying to do this.

So more details and then better solutions instead of guesses!