Posted by Gary on 09/20/77 11:29

my Philips has only a splitter. NO rf output

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>> "Adrian Tupper" <myname@myisp> wrote in message
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>>> I also have an old VCR with a SCART. Could I connect
>>> the DVD to the VCR SCART and then use the RF connection
>>> from the VCR to the TV? Would that work?
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>> I would say yes, but the DVD copy protection *might* screw up the
>> image as it comes out of the VCR.
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>>> ie. DVD SCART ------- SCART VCR RF ------- RF TV
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>>> I'm trying to avoid buying a RF modulator so any advice would
>>> be much appreciated.
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>> Look for SCART/RCA adaptor. You're looking for "SCART in, RCA out"
>> Then you're going to need an RCA M/M set of 3 cables, and an RCA
>> stereo in, mono out adaptor.
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> I'm now going to ask what could be a very stupid question!!! I've
> noticed that DVD recorders have a RF output. Can I simply connect
> that to my TV? I mean, is it just an aerial splitter in there
> or is a RF modulated DVD output signal available too?
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> Adrian

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