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if no such device exists, i found a video capture device for $160 that accepts component inputs. i could replace the one i have now and with that and simply split the signal from my xbox. as of now this is best option since i cannpt find out how to convert component to composite or s-video. rob

nope, all component outputs anything else i can do? rob

radioshack catolog number 15-1927 this switcher from radio shack looks like it will work. it has 4 inputs for component video and two outputs, although it doesn't say what they are. it seems that they both might be component. i will go to radio shack now to check it out. rob

i am looking to record my xbox games as i play them. i can do it fine when i use the original av pack that has both s-video and composite, but i want to continue to use the 480p and DD capability of my xbox. i could do this if i could easily convert to composite or s-video from component...

i am looking for a way to run component and composite or s-video simultaneously from my xbox. the a/v pack only has component output. i could split the 3 channels and then run one set to my tv and the other to a component to composite or s-video converter, but i have been unable to find one...

i have been listening to my vifa xt/xg towers on top of subwoofer boxers that placed the tweeter 13.5" above my ears. i moved the boxes and now the tweeters are on the floor, so now the tweeters are at ear level. my initial impresssions are that the stage seems too low, which is probbably...

i am looking for a simple circuit diagram(or instructions) that will show me how to wire a stereo potentiometer. also where to find one. i am using the pot inbetween my computer sound card output and a 2 channel stereo amplifier. what pot could i use and how would i wire it? parts...

thank you and thank you doug a little confusion, are those all subtraction?

it can be a weighted or c weighted although i'm not sure where you're going with this...

i bought an American Recorder spl-8800 a while back thinking it was more accurate than the radio shack model that everyone uses, but i can't find any corrections for it. does anyone know where i might find them? thanx

right now i use an xbox as my dvd player, but i notice a lot of grainyness and i know the quality should be a lot better on my TVs(30" crt widescreen samsung and 46" RP widescreen mitsubishi). i am looking to spend about $300 and i saw the denon 910 for $228, which seems like it should be a big...

i believe that the 2 speakers in bi-polars are in phase with each and the 2 speakers in di-polars are in reverse face with each other.