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Old 18-09-2018, 11:07   #1
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V6 output sockets

Is there a way of connecting the V6 to a non HD TV, that only has SCART INPUT, no HDMI sockets?
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Old 18-09-2018, 11:35   #2
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Re: V6 output sockets

Not officially no. Although some people have managed it with HDMI > SCART converters

However no guarantee they'll always work and no support from Virgin Media if they don't.
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Re: V6 output sockets

Thanks, I have been looking at the details of these so called converters, some will function over short distances, but can be very "iffy"
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Re: V6 output sockets

There's a useful discussion here from earlier this year and will shed light on some of the problems with HDMI to SCART converions.
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Re: V6 output sockets

Thanks, some very useful info there.

Could be a lot more convenient, just to change the TV, to a new one.
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Re: V6 output sockets

Just buy a modern 4k TV if you can afford it, that is compatible with BBC iPlayer 4k streams as alot of 4k TVs don't support it.
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Re: V6 output sockets

Not just a case of "a TV" a little bit more complicated, it actually involves 5

TV's in a property.

All have been fixed in position, wall mounted. They are connected to a SKY system.

The new owner intends to install V.M. of course.

Until I remove them and can see what is, it is a lot of an unknown, 'cept that I

can see that they are a good few years old.
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