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Posted by Doug Knox MS-MVP on July 2, 2006, 11:59 am
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There should be no reason that you can't connect the appropriate video =
card output (S-Video, etc.) to your VCR and feed the output of the VCR =
to the TV, as long as you have compatible connections.
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> I'm trying to watch shows (that I've recorded using Media Center) on =
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> television. My television is old and doesn't have an s-video =
connection so my=20
> pc is hooked up through my vcr/dvd player with an s-video cable (I =
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> same set-up on my old Windows 98 pc to show PowerPoint presentations =
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> tv).=20
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> Here's my question... I recently read somewhere that MCE can only be=20
> connected to a TV and not a vcr/dvd, so before I waste any more time =
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> this (2 weeks so far) I want to verify if this is true. Does anyone =
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> Thanks so much!!!!
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