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<blockquote data-quote="spachti" data-source="post: 873838" data-attributes="member: 14032"><p>Hmm,</p><p>could it be that your digital to analog box is just a video to RF converter? Means, that's the way you're hooking up your tv because there are no s-video or rca inputs on your tv?</p><p>You don't have to search for a s-video to composite cable, the yellow rca out is your composite connection.</p><p>The 10 pin out seems to be a component out, which means , you will have three connectors for the video, red, blue and green, and two audio, red and white. Since your HVR can't capture component, and your stb doesn't supply s-video, that leaves us with the composite, yellow, red and white only. But this is still a better quality than converting it to RF.</p><p>If your tv doesn't have s-video or composite in, hook the tv up via the tv coax out on the stb, and the HVR via composite.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spachti, post: 873838, member: 14032"] Hmm, could it be that your digital to analog box is just a video to RF converter? Means, that's the way you're hooking up your tv because there are no s-video or rca inputs on your tv? You don't have to search for a s-video to composite cable, the yellow rca out is your composite connection. The 10 pin out seems to be a component out, which means , you will have three connectors for the video, red, blue and green, and two audio, red and white. Since your HVR can't capture component, and your stb doesn't supply s-video, that leaves us with the composite, yellow, red and white only. But this is still a better quality than converting it to RF. If your tv doesn't have s-video or composite in, hook the tv up via the tv coax out on the stb, and the HVR via composite. [/QUOTE]
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