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From: Bill Wiatroski <pp002326@interramp.com>
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Subject: Re: spliting a signal!
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Adrian Onsen - ASNG/F94 wrote:
>
>
> Ok, but how do I get the SVHS connector into a composite signal?
> I have no idea what the pinnout of the SVHS connector is!
>
> .. adrian ..
> aonsen@acs.ryerson.ca
> http://www.acs.ryerson.ca/~aonsen
> "(warning on batman costume) Caution: Cape does
> not enable user to fly"
It's more than just a pinout thing. You'll need a device called a
TRANSCODER, to merge the Luminance and Chroma signals back together into
composite video. I don't know what your budget is, but the best way to
go is to pick up a video Distribution Amplifier, which will split your
signal without degradation. Low end pr ones cost @$150 for 4 to 6
outputs. If that's beyond your means, you can probably find consumer
ones in A/V superstores or radio shack for less than a hundred bucks.