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  1. 31st Mar 2002 15:48 #1
    Catman209
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    My capture card has two outputs to tv. One is a single rca composite and the second is s video. The problem is that the tv I have to use has none of those inputs. The only input for this tv is the coaxial cable that comes in from the wall. Do they make any adapters or anything that would work for me? Thanks very much.

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    KIN-Worf
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    Well you can do a couple of things here ,

    Buy a new TV with S-viedo which is the best out of your chices , or run the RCA jacks through a VCR . See take the Viedo RCA and Auido RCA and plug them into the back of the VCR , then from the VCR take a coax to your TV.

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    Mirror_Image
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    There's another thing you can do - buy an RF modulator box, which converts composite video to coax cable:

    http://www.bestbuy.com/detail.asp?e=11027143&m=1&cat=784&scat=811
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