Scart Input how do I turn off scart input?

Make and model of TV would help.
Very odd TV with no SCART and only a single HDMI. You sure it's not a computer monitor?
If the TV really does not have any sort of analogue input you will either need to buy a disk player with HDMI or an analogue to digital converter (the former may well be cheaper!), And if there is only a single HDMI you can but switches to expand the number of HDMI inputs if necessary.
User manual here
http://documents.knowhow.com/TV-Home...nal_120524.pdf

Refer to page 15 which states:
"Use a included SCART adapter cable to connect
between the TV's SCART input socket and a SCART
cable to an external AV device's SCART output socket."

Hello Joan,

To record a satellite you will need two scart leads.

Plug one end of the first scart lead into the "DVD/VCR SCART" socket on the back of the satellite receiver, then plug the other end into the "INPUT" scart on the back of the VCR. Take one end of the second scart lead and plug it into the "OUTPUT" socket on the back of the VCR and plug the other end into "SCART IN" socket on the back of the TV.

To record, select the satellite channel you want to record, then, on the VCR, select scart input, (at this point, you can record a satellite program). To watch a satellite channel or recorded satellite channel, select the scart input on the TV.


If you need anymore information, then let me know.

Kind regards,

Ron.

The DVD player only has a SCART out and unless you have an European model TV it won't have a SCART input. So you have to buy a SCART to RCA cable and connect the RCA end to the TV's AV input ( Yellow to Video and Red/White to audio input )

Any of these will work.

ANTENNA IN: UHF/VHF 75 ohm Din type (If in HD Broadcast)
EXT 1: SCART (AV Input/Output, RGB Input, TV Output)
EXT 2: SCART (AV Input/Output, Y/C Input, AV Link)
EXT 3: S-VIDEO (Y/C Input), RCA pin (AV Input)
EXT 4: RCA pin (Vomponant Input)
PC INPUT: D-sub 15 pin (ANALOG RGB), 3.5mm Javk (Audio Input)

Service Manual can be found here: http://www.givemefile.net/smanuals/lcd_tvs/sharp/file/45437.html

Ok SCART is meant to be a "Standard" meaning all SCART should be the same, unfortunately they are NOT. Please have a look at the Wiki link below it will explain all. Some SCART plugs do not have all connection wired through, you must ensure your SCART cable has EVERY wire intact, we usually meter out our plugs to check, as we have been caught out too many times, usually the High end, ones are OK
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCART

HI if you mean scart connectors on rear of DVD recorder, try swapping scart inputs on DVD recorder and if no joys then on set top box. (some units have 1 input designated for TV and the other for Set top box input)

Hi
As the sat box got 2 scarts connector on back, or as tv got 2 scart connectors on it if so connect output from dvd to scart connector on sat box or tv when play is selected on dvd tv should auto switch a-v input (21pin scart lead will be required
regards windyhouse

I assume you mean a Digital Reciever. If so, and the Digital box has two scarts, connect as follows:- Connect the VCR scart to the "Input" scart of the DVD, the output scart of this to the "VCR" scart on the Digi-box, and the "TV" scart of this to the T.V. You need BOTH switched on. On the T.V. select to view the scart that the box is on and on the DVD select to view "Scart Input". You will now be viewing the VHS. When you want to view the DVD just change the selection.

You connect cable from camera to an adaptor cable with phono plugs in and scart out. Plug the scart connector to the vcr scart input and press record on vcr and camera. Remember to choose the scart input on your vcr.

Hope this was helpful, i can might make a drawing to explain if you need it.

/michael

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