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Posted by Impmon on 10/14/06 23:14
On Sat, 14 Oct 2006 16:08:19 GMT, AZ Nomad
<aznomad@PremoveOBthisOX.COM> wrote:
>Have you actually tried that?
Yes I have
>When you use an RF modulator, you usually will get brightness fluctuations
>due to the macrovision crap infesting the DVD's video output.
>You need to use a TV specifically designed not to barf on macrovision and
>that pretty much rules out all old tvs.
My DVD player works fine on a vintage 1980-something Zennith TV that
only has 300 ohms input. Mind you the DVD player is not hacked at
all. When buying the RF modulator, you need to make sure it's
designed to work with DVD players. AFAIK all modulators sold nowday
works fine with DVD players.
The said TV is used in the RV for camping and will remain in use till
it blows up. The TV that I do most of the watching has AV inputs.
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