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Old 06-07-2004, 22:43   #5
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Re: Macrovision stabiliser/remover

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Originally Posted by dr wadd
We can always throw a legitimate use into the pot.

If you have a limited number of SCART sockets on your television, you could route the signal from a DVD player through the SCART-through on a VCR, but the Macrovision would kick in an affect playback. With this device you could do it, so it could have a legitimate use.

Is that enough to keep the thread alive? After all, I`m sure that could be the only reason why Mike was asking
And another legitimate reason would be to condition the signal fed to a projector. Some projectors do not like Macrovision too much so removing it helps the picture quality.
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