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In Reply to: Any suggestions on what to do if your DVD has an s-video out but your tv doesn't have an s-video in? posted by sammy on March 11, 2002 at 18:50:55:
Assuming your TV has a composite video input, use that. It will not be as good as S-Video, but it will work and your picture quality will certainly be drastically better than VHS. I use this type of connection for my DVD player in my secondary system. If your TV does not have at least a composite video input, I would suggest buying a new TV.Todd
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