The SCART connector (also known as Peritel) is a European 'standard' audio-video connector with 21 pins (actually 20 plus screen). I put 'standard' in quotes because there are many different implementations. For some more information scroll down the left hand frame of the following link til you find SCART:
http://www.bnoack.com/
When implemented properly inside the equipment, most configurations can be solved by simply daisy-chaining the lot. There are some useful diagrams on the Sony site:
http://www.sony.co.uk/support/connectivity.asp
If you need some special scart-widget (and have some time to browse) then you could take a look at CPC. They have a good selection of AV components at keen prices.
http://custom1.farnell.com/cpc/search.asp?keyword=scart
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An audio-visual cable, typically used to connect a television and video cassette recorder. The SCART cable carries audio, video and control signals. It was developed by the French company Peritel - SCART actually stands for Syndicat FranÃÃâ€*’§ais des Constructeurs d'Appareil Radio et TÃÃâ€*’©lÃÆ ’Ãâ€*’©vision.
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