MySky signal output

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FatFurryGuy

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Master Geek

Topic # 87762 6-Aug-2011 13:39

I connect my MySky box to my set with a HDMI lead. To get a second output (non HD) it would appear I have the following options:

Video Out
S-Video Out
TV SCART

Composite
Component
RGB
S-Video

VCR SCART (Audio level fixed!)

Composite
Component
S-Video

I have cabling to suit any of these, but I have 2 SCART cables:

One (labelled Croma Terminated) that has a yellow S-Video type plug and 1 each Red and White Audio RCAs
The other is has a Black S-Video type plug, a Yellow Video RCA and 1 each Red and White Audio RCAs

So which of this will give me the best output?

ascroft

271 posts

Ultimate Geek
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Reply # 502744 6-Aug-2011 14:20

s-Video if mysky outputs on that. Still, wont take you long to test esp as one of your cables has both options!!

Mark Ascroft
Wellington

FatFurryGuy

72 posts

Master Geek

Reply # 502806 6-Aug-2011 17:53

Cool Mark, thank you very much

tangerz

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Reply # 508613 18-Aug-2011 15:12

I think you can get HD over component, for sports at least, but not movies. At least that's what I used to do when I had HDMI connected to my TV and component connected to my non-HDMI projector. Gave great picture for watching the rugby

JimmyH

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Reply # 508753 18-Aug-2011 21:40

If you care about keeping everything in HD, you can get an HDMI splitter like this one:

http://octavainc.com/HDMI%20distribution%20amp_splitter%202%20port.html

Which should work. Alternatively an HDFury and a component splitter would also let you run HD output to both TVs.

Or, if you are feeling wealthy, I notice in their flyer yesterday that Jaycar has a wireless HDMI sender/receiver for $475 (catalog AR1875). You could always find out whether buying two would let you beam the signal to both TVs.