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I currently have a S-VHS player connected to my TV via s-video connection. My VCR has two s-video connectors. The "output" goes to the TV, and the "input" is for a camcorder, another S-VHS, or in my case, my Inspiron 3700. I've connected my laptop to the "input" s-video on my S-VHS player, but can't seem to get it

Fiddler on the Roof
My AGP video card has a dvi output and a svidio output. Which is better to use for my plan use, the dvi or s video connection? the computer to the living room, along with the current VGA monitor, to experiment with different options. These options include: 1. S-Video output 2. S-Video output to RF modulator 3.

DVD Players
D. Bell dan.b...@bigfoot.com rec video desktop I currently have a S-VHS player connected to my TV via s-video connection. My VCR has two s-video connectors. The "output" goes to the TV, and the "input" is for a camcorder, another S-VHS, or in my case, my Inspiron 3700. I've connected my laptop to the "input"

MCe and Motorola Set Top Box
That said I got a 20 inch flatscreen Emerson TV (its for my spare room so it didnt have to be bigger than that) and I LOVE being able to have the monitor extension. I can use it as dual monitor and its great to be able to watch Media Center content on the TV. Just have a direct connection with the S Video.

S-Video and SVHS Help
Dom antispamd.leg...@btinternet.com alt video dvd Does this affect NTSC discs only, or are PAL causing it as well. I had this problem (NTSC only) until I changed to an S-video connection. No probs since. -- --- Dominic LeGros (d.leg...@btinternet.com) There are only two ways to deal with bureaucrats.

Direct TV/DiSH Picture Quality
You need to set it to "CLONE" for the type of dual monitor. This will have the TV display the exact thing that's on your computer monitor. both rf connection and s video connection my understanding of this is the rf connection is to receive the tv signal from my cale box? and the s video connection is to stream

DVD hookup, which is right? does it matter?
When I compared them, I used my two DVD players: Raite 715 s-video connection Toshiba sd-3006 component connection with: Toshiba TW56F80 56" 16:9 NTSC display (component input) Onkyo 939 THX receiver (s-video input from 715 and output to TW56F80) I put each disc in both players, scanned several scenes for visual

No colour via S-Vido -> SCART
An S-Video connection would give you a generally better picture and would have richer color than one using a composite cord. However, the level of resolution would not necessarily follow the limits you ascribed to the two types of connecters. The resolution would mainly be set by the DVD source and the ability of

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Can anyone tell me how I can plug the camcorder into my PowerBook and use the PowerBook as a monitor? (IE, I am not interested in editing video on the Now I want to put it back (after editing + titles) onto tape in my TRV 310, via the s-video connection. How do I do it? ..and what is the highest quality

Radio Shack 278-740 High Performance 30ft s-video cabling
calaxe...@hotmail.com comp sys ibm pc hardware video I have two questions and I hope they are easy to answer. First, the card has a TV out via a S-Video connection. This is no good for me as my TV only accepts a composite connection. What is the easiest way to get the the S-Video to Composite?

S-Video out and PC connect mode together?0
A couple of weeks ago I did some fairly careful AB comparisons of the S-video and composite outputs. I used LD-101 for the source material, and my Sony XBR monitor as the display. The only obvious difference between the two was the fact that the S-video connection eliminated artifacts such as dot crawl.

Sony model confusion - 61XBR300 vs. 61HS10
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I have an S-video connection to my TV, and I want to be able to display my video playback fullscreen on my TV (set up as the secondary monitor) while playing back in a window on my VGA monitor. I have a 2.0 GHz. Pentium 4 system with 512MB of PC800 RDRAM, an 80 GB 7200 RPM system drive and two 80 GB 7200 RPM drives

I Finally got Dreamcast in HD
Note that S-Video doesn't have anything to do with sound. Sound must be carried by a sepparate cable (which can be combined in the same plastic wrapper with an S-Video cable for convenience, but doesn't have to be). Also note that having an S-Video connection between your source and your display won't necessarily

Experiences with TV out PCI graphics card wanted please
DanAllen DanAl...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows mediacenter i am using as video connection, and i am not even sure where to start Once that was done, I could get my card to recognize the tv on the S-Video port. You can get the pc to use dual monitors in a couple of ways with either the

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And for the best quality, this is where you should stop and connect to a high resolution video monitor. All component video signals are baseband, and no intrinsic bandwidth limits apply (though a monitor may limit them). Combine Cb and Cr and you get C, which is one of the two signals in an S-video connection (the

Using IIgs with VGA monitor - how to go?
Their web site mentioned that S-VHS tapes would be played back as standard VHS. Indeed, I didn't see anything on the DVHS player to indicate S-VHS recording capability. I looked at the back, and, unless I missed something, I didn't see a S-Video connection, but only a NTSC composite video connection.

Help on DVD/Home Theater?
Less noise level than direct video/sound or Rf transmissions. Oh no! Just when I thought I had learned something. :) I just purchased a new Toshiba 32" TV and hooked it to a new Panasonic S-VHS vcr. The video feed between the two is now being handled by the S-video connection. So I am now surmising that since the

S-Video & RGB - the difference?
There's nothing connected to "video 1 - out" . The DVD output is via the S-video to the TV s-video connection, with the audio as I mentioned above. There's a diagram here http://products.sony.co.uk/productdetail.asp?id=__2658&search=dav (click "connectivity" and select the second one from the bottom) that shows how

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With an S-Video connection, the chrominance and luminance each travel down their own pair of wires, arriving at the TV at the same time. On the other hand, the signal sent to a computer monitor contains information that causes the beam to energize the red, green, or blue dot at a precise point on the screen,