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The tangled mess of wiring and sockets can be baffling if you're new to the AV game.
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what it's all for and how do you connect your TV, VCR, Satellite/Terrestrial Box and DVD player ?
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The traditional method for connecting a TV to a VCR is to use an RF cable Even today many people use this method when they should be using the 21-pin SCART connection found on nearly all modern AV equipment. A SCART interconnection will give better results, because the video and audio signals are directly routed from the VCR to the TV, bypassing the VCR's UHF modulator and the TV's tuner. |
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START FROM SCRATCH IF YOU ARE NOT SURE
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click on scarts to take you to connection pages |
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PLEASE NOTE SATELLITE ALSO REFERS TO DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL
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TV +
VIDEO VIA ONE SCART
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TV +
VIDEO BASIC CONNECTION AERIAL WIRE ONLY
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TV +
VIDEO + DIGIBOX BASIC CONNECTION AERIAL WIRE ONLY
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TV +
VIDEO + DIGIBOX WITH SCART LEADS BUT ONLY ONE SCART ON TV
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TV +
VIDEO + DIGIBOX WITH SCART LEADS TWO SCARTS ON TV
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TV +
VIDEO + DIGIBOX + DVD WITH SCART LEADS TWO SCARTS ON TV
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TV +
VIDEO + DIGIBOX WITH SCART LEADS BUT ONLY ONE SCART ON TV
PLUS 2ND ROOM
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TV +
VIDEO + DIGIBOX WITH SCART LEADS TWO SCARTS ON TV
PLUS 2ND ROOM
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TV +
VIDEO + DIGIBOX + DVD WITH SCART LEADS TWO SCARTS ON TV
PLUS HI-FI
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TYPICAL REAR OF TV |
OTHER ALTERNATIVES THAT MIGHT BE OF INTEREST |
TYPICAL REAR OF SATELLITE
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