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In Reply to: Re: S-Video Output on VCR posted by Corbett on October 4, 2001 at 14:34:18:
Try using belden 1506a,A whole lot better for this purpose, the shielding is what makes the difference in video.
Also note that some HDTV might not show an improvement from "F" to svid. Mitsubishi is one that I know of. I got one. Yet my Tosh with the 1506A's on svid gives a steller perforance.
Has something to do with the comb filters at the RF input.
Really drove me nutz, till I found it out.
ALso has to do with the line doubler in the HDTV. As they all have em. Mitsu's line doubler sucks!
Mitch
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