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  1. 9th Oct 2003 05:50 #1
    falloutphil
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    Hi,

    I've been playing round with taking the output from my Sky Digibox to my Eye TV DVR using a SCART -> composite video link, and also just using the RF output on the back of the box.

    I seem to get on fixed (4:3 I think) format when using the SCART output, however using the RF output I get black bars whenever a program is in widescreen......

    I was wondering what other people thought of the difference in picture / sound / syncing / formating is when using the A/V input rather than RF? Any hints and tips would be great!
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    composite video is ALWAYS better than RF, no matter what it's coming from. if you've got it.. use it.
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  3. 10th Oct 2003 04:44 #3
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    I've just found out that quality aside, stereo recording are only made through the A/V inputs - RF capture is only in mono.
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