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In Reply to: Cabling DVD, VCR, and older TV posted by John A on May 15, 2000 at 13:40:02:
go to radio shack and buy a little box called something like a video source selector. It allows you to hook up to 4 video sources to this box and then have one set of outputs to the TV. It's a simple little mechanical switcher. It costs around $25. I know other companies like SONY make the boxes which accomidate S-video (if needed) for around $50 @ Best Buy.Eventually I plan on buying a new TV with component inputs and multiple source inputs, but in the meantime this little box keeps me from crawling behind the TV everytime I want to switch sources.
hope this helps
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- had the same problem- here's a cheap fix - zaphod 06:32:50 05/16/00 (0)
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