Alternatively, return your freeview box (not fit for purpose) , and get one with a UHF output. My Daewoo box has one, and so do most others. I'm surprised you didn't check before buying. Ditto, the VCR, if you look around you can normally find the i/o you want at a respectable price.
eg. DVD player bought online from Dabs �44 plays mp3 cds, displays jpeg photos on TV, complete set of I/O including SCART, UHF and SVHS video output, Dolby 5.1 phonos. Even came complete with cables. It took some research to find, but I've got exactly what I wanted. (ordered 4-30pm 23rd December, delivered 9-30am 24th Dec). Jeremy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "QL Chat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2003 6:43 PM Subject: Re: [ql-chat] Re: [ql-users] RGB to UHF conversion > > > > On Sun, 28 Dec 2003, Bill Waugh wrote: > > > The obvious answer to all this is would be some form of RGB to UHF > > modulator to connect SCART socket video output to a standard aerial > > socket for a UHF TV. Does anyone know if such devices are available? > > If they are, they'd be ideal for connecting computer RGB outputs to TV > > sets, for example. > > > had similar problems ( so I thought ) fitting vcr and sky box to new > > tele over Christmas , turned out to be one of the scart leads was dodgy. > > ended up working the way I had it originally digibox to vcr input, vcr > > output to tele no problems since > > Any of the Playstation modulators would do the trick for minimal cost, > wouldn't they? > > Dave > >
