Thread: Scart To V+ Box
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Old 16-05-2008, 19:17   #2
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Re: Scart To V+ Box

The V+ has the following outputs
HDMI
component (phone type sockets for the RGB and audio)
Scart (2 no)
RF (coaxial)
digital optical

If HDMI is enabled the RF and Scart will not operate (scart 2 will operate for archive to VCR / DVD recorder only in other words you view and set up on the TV screen as you wouldn't see menus and stuff on the scart output).

The capacity is 80 hours of standard definition TV

Series link does work in that you can set recordings of all programmes in a week or each week.
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