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  1. 3rd Nov 2009 12:15 #1
    DaneClark
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    I just bought one off ebay and I can't figure out how to hook it up. The Composite cables won't fit in the plugs in the back, and the composite plugs look like a completley different kind of plug than the ones in the back of my VCR (my VCR is a Samsung DVD-V6700 DVD/VCR combo)
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    A simple Google search shows it has BNC connections.
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    All professional gear uses "BNC" twist-lock connections for composite video. Go to Radio Shack and pick up a little BNC-to-RCA adaptor, it fits right over the Hotonic connector and converts it to a standard RCA jack. You could also use a cable with BNC plug on one end and RCA plug on the other.
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    Okay, I used a BNC-to-RCA Adapter to connect the TBCs BNC Video Out to the VCRs Line 2 Video In, but I don't see any difference in the video playback
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