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What does SCART means?
The term SCART refers to the video/audio television connector.
How do you get HDMI on your logik lcx17ln2?
You don't. This model doesn't have HDMI. It does have an old SCART connector if your equipment has that type of connector.
How many pins are on a SCART connector used to connect video equipment?
21
Will Nintendo64s work on digital TVs?
No reason why not - digital TV's have a standard aerial connector in addition to one or more SCART sockets.
Where can one purchase gold plated scart leads?
There are a few ways one could purchase gold plated scart leads. Online one could look at websites such as Amazon, eBay or Argos, or one could look to see if a local store has them for sale.
My DVD player is Alba ive lost my scart lead for the back do i lead to buy a new DVD player?
Absolutely not. If the DVD player has a scart connector, then simply obtain another cable and you're back in business. If the player has phone connectors (RCA jacks) then you will need a phono to scart lead. Pick one up at the local electronics retailer or supermarket. For readers outside Europe, a scart connector is a 21 pin connector that carries analog video, audio and control lines between DVD players, set top boxes etc to a television. The cables are bi-directional, so the television can also output it's display picture and deliver it to a VCR for recording. The idea of the cable is great. The connector itself is one of the least robust connectors in the video industry. The large diameter cables are quite capable of ripping the connector out of its socket and loss of signal was far more common than it should have been. HDMI is now replacing the scart connector in most new equipment.
Where can one purchase a SCART to VGA cable?
A SCART to VGA cable can be purchased in the United Kingdom at most electronics stores. Or one could check out the UK version of Amazon, which should have them on sale.
Where can one buy a scart adapter?
One can buy a Scart adapter from the local store and online stores such as the following; multi scart adapter on amazon, Tesco scart adapter with switcher on Tesco, and delupe.
Do you get visual through a scart lead?
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.
What is a scart cable for?
A scart cable is a multi-pin video and audio connector common in Europe. The cable can carry audio, composite video, S-video, RGB and component video as well as a limited amount of control data. Used for connecting video recorders to televisions, it also supports return video )i.e from the television to the recorder). The connector was only used in domestic video installations and never in a commercial environment. The connector was prone to reliability problems as the weight of the cable was sometimes able to dislodge the connector. Scart connectors are now giving way to HDMI and becoming less common on new equipment.
What are the different ways to connect a video source to a TV using a SCART cable?
To connect a video source to a TV using a SCART cable, you can simply plug one end of the SCART cable into the SCART socket on the video source, and the other end into the SCART socket on the TV. Make sure both devices are turned off before connecting the cable to avoid any damage.
Where can one purchase a Scart Freeview receiver?
One can purchase Scart Freeview receivers from Amazon. Freeview receivers are used in Canada to pick up free channels that were once available by antennae.
