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Scart problems
PurpleDuck
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in Techie Stuff
Hello
I have a DVD player which only has a scart lead outlet (excuse lack of techy correct naming!) but my TV has no scart socket. Last time I had this problem I ended up having to buy a new tv but I don't really want to do this just for the bedroom portable.
Is there a scart to tv ariel lead or an adaptor that you can buy or is my TV so old now its had its chips? I've looked in quite a few shops around here with no luck at all
Can any one help please?
PD
I have a DVD player which only has a scart lead outlet (excuse lack of techy correct naming!) but my TV has no scart socket. Last time I had this problem I ended up having to buy a new tv but I don't really want to do this just for the bedroom portable.
Is there a scart to tv ariel lead or an adaptor that you can buy or is my TV so old now its had its chips? I've looked in quite a few shops around here with no luck at all
Can any one help please?
PD
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try one of these0
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My sister was asking this same question today.Maplin do adapters.0
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Hi PurpleDuck, if you have or could get hold of an old video cassette recorder you could feed the scart through the video on the external/AV input and then tuning your tv into the vcr on a spare channel . This means you are using the rf modulator in the vcr rather buying a seperate one. Good luck whatever you decide to try. keith1950 :rudolf:0
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Thank you. I'd have hoped you could have just bought a lead with a scart on one end and an coax bit on the other but that shows how techy I am
I'm loathe to spend that much on an adaptor me being the MSE follower that I am so I will dig out the video and give that a whirl first.
Thank you for the replies0
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