A scart socket on a TV, is the video and audio interface to other equipment.
The multi-pin plug contains video in and out, audio in and out (left and right).
Control line, which detects when equipment is switched on and can automaticallyselect the correct AV input on suitably equipped TVs.
It simplifies connection, without having to use individual wires and plugs.
It's European format and not often found on USA equipment.
The name comes from the French, Syndicat des Constructeurs d'Appareils Radiorécepteurs et Téléviseurs, Radio and Television Receiver Manufacturers' Association
The term SCART refers to the video/audio television connector.
I assume the TV has a SCART socket. Get a RGB to SCART adapter, then change TV to AV1/2
There are a few online retailers who carry Scart cables. C2G (formerly Cables to Go), Cable Chick, and TV Trade all sell Scart cables. They are also available for purchase from Amazon.
any tele that has a scart connection.
A scart connector is a European standard for video, audio and control communication between domestic television equipment. It is used only for standard definition video but supports composite, S-video and component signal formats. It also carries stereo audio and a limited number of control lines. The connection is often bi-directional to allow an output of a television to be routed to a video recorder as well as from the recorder to the television. The scart connection is being replaced by HDMI in new equipment so the days of the 21 pin scart connector are numbered. The signals are compatible with those on phono (RCA) connectors so equipment that does not have a scart connector can still be linked using a scart to phono break out lead.
Scart connectors are a European video and audio standard for analog video signals. They have been commonly used as links between video recorders and televisions as they provide a single wire interface between the two. The signals used in a scart connector vary but they can include composite, S-video, RGB and component video. All of them are analog signals. Most new televisions do not offer scart connectors but the signals are almost always available on alternative inputs. Composite will usually have a single yellow phono socket (RCA socket), component will have three phono sockets S-video will have a 4 pin mini-din socket for example. There are a range of scart adaptor cables that have a scart plug at one end and separate video and audio connectors at the other. Select the type that is needed and it should all work fine. To answer the question specifically, a scart to USB adaptor sounds like a video capture device for use in a computer and is not the right thing to use in a television, even if the television has USB sockets.
Yes, as long as the tv and VHS video recorder have the right connections (scart for instance).
No reason why not - digital TV's have a standard aerial connector in addition to one or more SCART sockets.
Yes, if you have 2 scart sockets to plug them into but it would be pointless as you only need one.
Scart cables can be purchased from homeware stores and stores specializing in cables such as Argos, TV Trade or Currys. They can also be purchased online from mega-retailers like Amazon or eBay.
One needs an adapter for VGA to Scart in order to be able to watch things on their computer through their TV. Being able to watch programs that you normally watch on your computer through the TV makes the colors brighter and the line definitions more pronounced, in other words, you get a better picture quality.
As you sending the picture through the scart lead, there should be a simple solution to this issue. Go into your settings on your Sky box and make sure that the scart control is switched on. Then when you switch on your tv, then your sky box, the picture will change to AV1.