Toshiba TV audio outputs?

Hello,

I have Hitachi VMH720 Hi8 VCR with the edit remote control, which allows
editing to external VCR. I am trying to find a SVHS VCR model, which
will work with this remote control. I tried the Panasonic models, does
not work (or does anybody know how to make it work). I suspect the same
with the JVC models, since it does not work with their standard VHS
models.
It works with RCA VHS Models, so I am wondering if it will work with the
730 SVHS model (it very closely resembles the Panasonic).
Does anybody have experience with such a combination?

Thanks,

MC

Get the hi-end Toshiba, look for FST Perfect tube and digital
comb filter.

CN series provides better sound package (dolby surround)
toshiba TV are very good TV and good value.

Duc

: I have started looking at Toshiba 32 to 36 inch sets because of
: favorable comments in this newsgroup. I used to have a Sony 32 inch
: XBR (bought in '91) but had so many repairs done to it that I ended up
: selling it to the repair shop for junk parts. The XBR had 3 A/V
: inputs, fixed and variable audio out, and 2 RF inputs. The first
: Toshiba I looked at recently at Sears was a CF36G40. Nice 36"
: picture. It had absolutely NO audio output jacks and only one A/V
: input. On various Web sites I have checked specs for other Toshibas
: in the 32 to 35/36 range and some of them claim a variable audio
: output. None listed a fixed output until I got to the big R/P sets.
: Does anyone know if the variable output is controlled only by the main
: volume control of the TV or is there a separate control that I could
: set the level and forget, and then adjust the audio from my home
: theater system? I want to have independent control of the TV's own
: speakers for casual listening to news, but be able to turn the TV's
: sound off and control the sound on my home theater for movies etc. I
: was able to do that with the Sony all from my remote control because I
: had the fixed audio output connected to my home theater preamp. I
: would appreciate any comments from Toshiba owners on how they manage
: a home theater hookup if they use the variable audio out. Thanks.
: --
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cn32G90 would have digital comb filter and FST perfect tube.
Two important features.

Duc

: (Michael H Ikeda) wrote:

:
: I've been looking at the Toshiba CX32G60. Yesterday I was in the place
: where I'm planning on buying my home theater, and the sales guy
: suggested I get the CN32G90. Do you know how they're different?
: Looking on the Toshiba web page, it looks like the CN has better
: audio, but that seems to be about the only difference. Since this is
: going to be hooked up to my HT, I don't care about that. The sales guy
: said he thought the CN also has component video input. Does it? That I
: would be willing to pay for. Does it also have a better picture? What
: other differences are there? How much did you pay? TIA.

:

: Paul Gibson
:
: #

:
: "Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for
: they are subtle and quick to anger."

: J.R.R. Tolkien, _Fellowship of the Ring_

I'm in the market for their CN36G97 -- As I understand, with the 'G'
series, _only_ this model has both their 'Flat PERFECT' screen _and_
component video -- any other CN**G** model has _neither_ (please correct me
if I'm wrong). None of the F (last year's models) had component, but many
did have the 'Flat PERFECT' screen.

Their press release (check their website #) indicates that
only the CN36G97 'direct view' has component video (they call it
ColorStream) -- the other sets are all projection... hope this helps.

regards... Chuck

P.S. Remove *nospam* for email reply

P.P.S. For pricing, you might want to check # or
# for a comparison... I am as nobody locally carries this
puppy -- and I've spoken to the regional distribution manager for Toshiba to
confirm it <grin, ugh!
Paul Gibson wrote in article <>...

I have the CF36G50. The variable audio output controls your amp. volume
from the TV remote and you can turn the TV speakers off via the
on-screen menu. There is no fixed output.
When I feed the audio (with the remote volume set at the normal TV
speaker only level) into my amp. I need to have the amp. volume set
higher than usual to get the right sound level. I think the audio
output is on the low side.
My problem is that the universal TV remote does not control my GE VCR
with codes listed in the Toshiba manual and nobody seems to know how to
get this to work.

(Michael H Ikeda) wrote:

I've been looking at the Toshiba CX32G60. Yesterday I was in the place
where I'm planning on buying my home theater, and the sales guy
suggested I get the CN32G90. Do you know how they're different?
Looking on the Toshiba web page, it looks like the CN has better
audio, but that seems to be about the only difference. Since this is
going to be hooked up to my HT, I don't care about that. The sales guy
said he thought the CN also has component video input. Does it? That I
would be willing to pay for. Does it also have a better picture? What
other differences are there? How much did you pay? TIA.



Paul Gibson

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"Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for
they are subtle and quick to anger."

J.R.R. Tolkien, _Fellowship of the Ring_