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Posted by Gunther Gloop on 04/14/07 12:22
"Mike" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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>> "Mike" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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>>>>>>I dont want to pay for multiroom and i cant use a digisender becuase
>>>>>>my htpc in the bedroom has no scart socket.
>>>>>> Any ideas?
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>>>>> use a digisender that accepts a phono input?
>>>>> i certainly had one back in the days that they were illegal.
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>>>> Or use a video with scart-in and rf-out (most do).
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>>> can you elaborate im not sure what you mean.
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>> Plug the digisender into the back of a video (VHS).
>> Use the RF-out on the video to connect to the tv.
>> When watching SKY, watch it 'through' the video (ie. on the av/ext
>> channel on the video).
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>> -Kevin.
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> Bloody Hell Kevin i havent owned/seen a VHS video in years. I thought you
> had seen a new card for the htpc.
> Unfortuantely adding a VHS video player into the bedroom is not an option.
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Well a htpc with scart and RF, or anything with a tuner, should do it too.
I said vhs video because it's probably the easiest device and a lot of
people would have an old one lying about, just gathering dust.
-Kevin.
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