RE: Re: OT: Which AV Amp?

["Steve Morgan" <wormpurple@xxxxxxx>]

Tony,

Thanks for that. I don't think my TV (Panny 36" Tau) will detect the
difference automatically. You usually have to select S-Video or composite
manually. I'll give it a try to make sure. I've ordered some bidirectional
S-Video <--> composite convertors from CPC anyway. They're passive
devices,
only 7 quid each so it won't heard to try. I don't expect they're going to
do the signal any favours, but I'm only going to use them for VHS and
Homevision, so I'm not especially concerned ATM.

Regards,
Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: BUTLER, Tony, FM [mailto:tony.butler@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 07 March 2002 08:04
To: 'ukha_d@xxxxxxx'
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: OT: Which AV Amp?


> I notice they also have a cheapy S-Video <--> composite adapter
that
> would do for the VCR, too. That would keep all the video
> signals in the
> S-Video domain to the amp, so I wouldn't have to switch the
> AV inputs on
> the TV.

I wouldn't bother with this Steve - I have a SCART->S-Video going from
my
video to my amp's svideo input & it quite merrily treats it as svideo.
The TV then (I guess) decides it is really Composite & the piccie looks
fine.  Try it & see.....


Tony


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