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Old 15-01-2008, 08:54   #1
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Scart to sVideo on a Pace Di4000T

Hello all,

Can you help? Yesterday I tried to link my STB to my Denon Stereo using a Maplin Scart to sVideo cable (with audio). I can get Audio but no Picture. Is this because I bought a cheap cable or the STB cannot send sVideo?

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Re: Scart to sVideo on a Pace Di4000T

Not sure but check the STB video menu settings to ensure it's set to composite not RGB output?
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Re: Scart to sVideo on a Pace Di4000T

As far as I know there was only one Pace STB capable of S video out. It would only do S video, not RGB.
In your STB menus do you have an option of S video? If not then the box does not do S video. You should still be able to send composite through the Amp via the S video cable though, as composite uses the luminance pin of a scart socket.

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Not sure but check the STB video menu settings to ensure it's set to composite not RGB output?
The composite is always there anyway.
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Re: Scart to sVideo on a Pace Di4000T

Hello chaps,

Thanks for your quick answers. I think that the STB Video options were only RGB and composite....

On the back of the box is 2 scart outputs (TV + Video). On the Stereo/ dvd player no Scart inputs.

Do you think I should look to relplace the cheap Scart SVideo with an expensive one or look to get a Scart to composite then Svideo to the TV?

Cheers.
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Re: Scart to sVideo on a Pace Di4000T

You would be better off using RGB scart directly to the TV and using the phonos (if there are any) on the STB to the amp for sound.
If there are no Phono's on the pace box you can buy a scart with a break out cable that will do this.

RGB scart is a better picture than s-video.
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Re: Scart to sVideo on a Pace Di4000T

Thanks for the advice. There is no phono's on the STB.

Could you send me a link of the cable you think I should go for (If you've got a moment)

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Re: Scart to sVideo on a Pace Di4000T

something like this is what you need.
i think you will find them as complete leads too if you google it...

http://www.leads-and-cables.co.uk/au...nector-p9.html

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Re: Scart to sVideo on a Pace Di4000T

Thank you for all your help. I'm off to buy the cables and I'll try it out tonight

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