BMoynihan(Mostly Harmless) posted this on Wednesday, 21st January 2004, 10:27
Hi,
Up to now I have always connected my TV to my DVD thorough a S-Video cable. I need to get a new player and I have been looking at bothe the Sharp (Bee post below) and a Samsung. Although the Samsung says it has S-Video it doesn`t seam to have the connector on the back.
Can the DVD send the S-Video signal through the SCART cable and if so is there any degrading of the picture when doing so?
Thanks
Ben
RE: S-Video Through SCART
ste_p0270(Elite Donator) posted this on Wednesday, 21st January 2004, 12:55
Ben,
you can send / receive SVHS thru` scart, my player has a SVHS socket but my tv does`nt, but it`s no.2 scart socket has SVHS compatibility.
I would`nt have thought you`d notice much difference running SVHS thru` scart.
hth
Ste.
RE: S-Video Through SCART
phelings(Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 21st January 2004, 21:30
Most quality players will output S-video through Scart.But on a different note,players from Pioneer ,Panasonic,JVC are so well specified and low priced,why bother with Samsung?
RE: S-Video Through SCART
BMoynihan(Mostly Harmless) posted this on Thursday, 22nd January 2004, 08:03
Hi,
I`m looking for a Home Theatre system and the only ones I can find at the £150 - £180 mark are the Samsung HT-DB120 and the Sharp HT-CN400DVE from Richer Sounds which had been modified to be Multi-region.
If anybody has either and can advice I would appreciate it,
