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Old 22-09-2009, 12:31   #1
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Scart Splitter .....

I have recently upgraded my video sender system to the 5.8 mghz bandwidth to avoid conflict with a recently installed wireless router.

I now have the perfectly adequate Philex (SLX) harware with I/R link. This works great with my V+ box. I have it connected to the VCR scart on the box as the TV scart is not active as the V= box connects in to the TV via HDMI.

Occasionally I am in the habit of transfering stuff from my V+ hard drive to my DVD rec, stripping out the messy bits and saving to DL DVD.

With my previous sender (Transwo) this was no problem as the sender had a scart passthrough supplied and the DVD recorder plugged into that.

I have tried the built in scart passthrough on the DVD recorder for the sender but it is only active when the recorder is switched on. Not something I prefer as it will stay on all night long after I go to sleep and I have finished viewing the V+ upstairs.

I have seen many scart splitters but they all seem to be concentrating on 2 feeds into 1 for folks that have had older TV's etc with insufficient scart inputs and more external appliances. What I need is the other way round. I source output split into 2 without the need for switching (that is both active all the time) to prevent having to crawl about to the splitter, or spending extra cash on another r/c device. The chances are that I shall only use either one or the other.

Anyone out there suggest a simple device.

Cheers.
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