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In Reply to: Re: Connecting up that Mess of Equipment posted by Roland on March 27, 2001 at 17:46:37:
The receiver doesn't have enough inputs & outputs. It was a really
cheap receiver. $250 at Costco. It has plenty of analog stereo inputs and outputs, but only two AC3 inputs, one optical, the other
coax.Given that I want to
* In all cases, use the highest quality signal available
( in other words, use AC3 if it's available, use svideo if that's
available )
* Be able to tape any video source with the VCR
( which has only stereo/composite in/out: I refuse to even consider
RF )
* Be able to watch something from one source while recording another...The problem seems to call for a "many-to-many" switch.
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- Re: Connecting up that Mess of Equipment - jerryk 20:42:15 03/27/01 (3)
- Re: Connecting up that Mess of Equipment - Roland 07:43:13 03/28/01 (2)
- Re: Connecting up that Mess of Equipment - jerryk 10:09:37 03/28/01 (1)
- Re: Connecting up that Mess of Equipment - Roland 13:32:52 03/28/01 (0)
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