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From: [e-mail] (Eric J Fleischer, MD)
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Subject: Re: spliting a signal!
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On Wed, 10 Jan 1996 07:00:10 -0500, you wrote:

>    Ok... I have a PAR that I use with Lightwave quite extensivly...
>What i want to do is take the Video output from the PAR, and split it so
>I have it going to the VCR and also to a Video monitor. I tried using a T
>connector to split the signal, but I quickly realized that's not the way
>to go. I can't use the Video out from the VCR, since I'm using that for
>playing stuff to the TBC IV (for digitizing...)
>    SO how can I pump the same video signal to a VCR AND a video monitor?


Adrian, the PAR has both a composite and an S-video output. You could
feed one of these to the monitor, and the other to the VCR.


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