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In Reply to: Is there a VCR that has S-Video outputs? posted by Paul in Sterling on March 3, 2002 at 11:09:01:
is a pretty good SVHS vcr for $110 + shipping. I just bought it for the SVHS-ET feature. It also has a fast rewind and fast forward. I also have a Panasonic 7560 SVHS vcr which is several years old and has much better picture quality. However, for the price and the taping I do, its definitely worth it.On the S-video connection question, using the s-video connection is superior to composite. I find the blacks are much better with s-video even using a cheapie cable than compared to a good 75 ohm composite cable.
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- Philips SVHS vcr on clearance at onecall - bilbobaggins 10:52:57 03/05/02 (2)
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- Yes, Sterling, Virginia... - Paul in Sterling 18:18:28 03/08/02 (0)
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