Does this support composite video input (I'm referring to the yellow cable, to avoid confusion)?
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Yes, it supports the traditional red, white and yellow cables as well as component video cables.
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It's for component video but I'm pretty sure you could use the "digital" rca jack for composite input and composite output. Here's a shot of the back:http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61t5olS9zHL._SL1200_.jpg
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No, it only takes the component type connections. I was able to pass only audio (red and white) out to the speaker system from the feed from the computer sound, thought. It does have SVideo so this is a possible other choice as its common on older components. It also accepts sterio audio cables.I had to rewire everything and change around cords so it took me longer than anticipated to set up, given that I moved the components around, but the sound and picture quality is excellent.
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Can I use 1 port for component Video & audio L & R from my DVD player while using a 2nd port going to my analog stereo system at the same time? (To hear the DVD audio through my stereo speakers while watching a movie)
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Yes, if you are only using RCA (Red, White, and Yellow) cables, then connect the yellow to the green inputs. Then, similarly connect the yellow from the green out to the TV. However, you cannot mix and match yellow video inputs and component (R, G, B) video. For example, if you connect the component video out to a high definition TV, the picture will be black and white if some inputs are component video (R, G, B) and some are only yellow connected to a green input (red and blue have no inputs). Either use all component video (R, G, B) or use only yellow for inputs/output.
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for video cable (yellow) i think due to delay betwen reciver & monoprice the video not coming properly
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Only a USB connector is noted for an input. There is notation for audio/video cable and jacks but those are probably for TV outputs. So... probably not!
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Yes. It has both VGA and composite video outs. You may need a BnC adapter which is cheap and available at radio shack.
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I wonder whether the component video cable might be the key. Perhaps the user who had problems was using a composite cable instead. I'm about to order this receiver and try it with my component cable.
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If your video switcher software accepts composite plugs then it should work.
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My apologies, I'm slightly revising my previous answer. This unit supports 480i to 1080i, so it MIGHT be possible to use it for a composite (r,w,y) cable from your VHS player. The yellow would be plugged into the green port.The description doesn't explicitly say it supports composite, though, so it might be a gamble. I can't claim it will work with any certainty, but apparently the green port is what is commonly used to support the old composite cables.
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No. Only normal SVGA (D-Sub 15 pin) monitor input and Composite video (RCA)
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Yes, You plug in the yellow video cable to the green component video input.
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No, this converts VGA to HDMI.What RCA inputs are you referring to? There are two kinds, and they do sell adapters for both.If you're talking about the one with the yellow video jack, then you want something that will be described as "HDMI to composite" (it'll be a little box, not just a cable).If you are referring to the one with red/green/blue RCA jacks, then you want "HDMI to component" (again, it'll be a box with 5 RCAs and an HDMI port).Amazon sells both of them.
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If you are trying to hook up any sort of composite device designed for a TV, (DVD player, game console) then this will not work when connecting it to a VGA monitor. It will not support the video as this cord is only designed for VGA out / composite in. You need a converter that supports composite out / VGA in. I did some research and ordered this just the other day. This is what you need to hook composite (Yellow, Red, White) to your VGA monitor. MyGica V2VPro Video to VGA Converter / Video SwitcherNote - that will not output sound. You need another method to get the sound out - consider buying a RCA to 3.5mm Audio jack adapter and plug those into some speakers. Hope that helps! If you are trying to hook up any sort of composite device designed for a TV, (DVD player, game console) then this will not work when connecting it to a VGA monitor. It will not support the video as this cord is only designed for VGA out / composite in. You need a converter that supports composite out / VGA in. I did some research and ordered this just the other day. This is what you need to hook composite (Yellow, Red, White) to your VGA monitor. MyGica V2VPro Video to VGA Converter / Video SwitcherNote - that... » Read More If you are trying to hook up any sort of composite device designed for a TV, (DVD player, game console) then this will not work when connecting it to a VGA monitor. It will not support the video as this cord is only designed for VGA out / composite in. You need a converter that supports composite out / VGA in. I did some research and ordered this just the other day. This is what you need to hook composite (Yellow, Red, White) to your VGA monitor. MyGica V2VPro Video to VGA Converter / Video SwitcherNote - that will not output sound. You need another method to get the sound out - consider buying a RCA to 3.5mm Audio jack adapter and plug those into some speakers. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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i do not use the composite cable.very good picture at medium setting on tablet with component. at high setting it looks crisp.
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Better to say it has a short ( 6 in.) adapter to which a standard composite (red/wht/yel) AV cable can be connected, thence to a TV or other monitor which will accept composite video.
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Yes, with an included cable, there's a 3.5mm input to accept composite video in and record directly from a source.
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No. This is intended to use where a composite input is not available. The composite signal will always be of less quality that an original S-VHS.
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If your tv has the red blue and green "component in" connections, then this should work for you. This is not for the yellow "composite video in"
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No, you can use single RCA cable to connect to your TV Composite Video Input
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I don't know. The cable it come with has more than 4 pins. It transmits sound as well as Video.