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In Reply to: Best Way to Convert RF into S-Video posted by Victor on April 12, 1999 at 06:30:19:
Well, I've heard of the composite to S-video converters, about $100 by some company called Tributaries, but never heard of RF to S-video. I wonder if it is worth it because the color stream has already been blended to form the RF, how would one improve the video by converting it to S-video? Unless you're converting simply to match plugs and then I'd think a VCR would do fine, if equipped. Maybe Rat Shack has a RF to composite converter, then you can get the composite to S-video converter, maybe there is a RF-S-video in one box but i don't think it's that popular...Jay
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- Re: Best Way to Convert RF into S-Video - Jay 12:13:39 04/12/99 (4)
- Re: Best Way to Convert RF into S-Video - Victor 05:22:35 04/13/99 (3)
- Re: Best Way to Convert RF into S-Video - craig r 11:19:26 04/13/99 (0)
- Re: Best Way to Convert RF into S-Video - Jay 05:32:44 04/13/99 (1)
- Radio shack does NOT have one. What you will.. - Markw 09:51:12 04/13/99 (0)
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