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BobAZ · 07-10-2003, 06:34 PM

How did you have these 3 sources hooked to your TV before you bought the rcvr?

If your TV doesn't have an S-Video input, or even Composite for that matter, then you are out of luck trying to run everything through the rcvr. You can get everything hooked to the rcvr and have sound, but you can't get the picture to the TV.

The VCR doesn't have Composite Video Out and L/R Audio Out?

The SR600 doesn't up/downconvert Composite, S-Vid, Component signals. The SR700 is the first model that will. If you input S-Vid, you get S-Vid on the rcvr's S-Vid Monitor Out.

07-10-2003, 06:34 PM	#2 of 4
BobAZ Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Local Time: 01:55 PM Local Date: 01-07-2009 Posts: 78	How did you have these 3 sources hooked to your TV before you bought the rcvr? If your TV doesn't have an S-Video input, or even Composite for that matter, then you are out of luck trying to run everything through the rcvr. You can get everything hooked to the rcvr and have sound, but you can't get the picture to the TV. The VCR doesn't have Composite Video Out and L/R Audio Out? The SR600 doesn't up/downconvert Composite, S-Vid, Component signals. The SR700 is the first model that will. If you input S-Vid, you get S-Vid on the rcvr's S-Vid Monitor Out. a.k.a digitalmanAZ on other DVD/HT sites