[wodgers]

Hi there,

OK so in anticipation of this summer's football World Cup, I'm looking to get the games projected onto a big screen. I have all of the equipment, or so I hope.

Freeview Box: Nokia Mediamaster (i.e. converted OnDigital box)

Projector: InFocus X1a

TV: Toshiba 28ZH46

Now, the Freeview box only has, as far as I can tell, TV and AUX scart sockets on the back, but I do have one of those small little converters which have the composite converting into a scart.
The projector's inputs are composite and S-Video.
The TV has all manner of connections, but I'm not sure how many are outputs as such.

Using just composite to composite leads, I managed to get my Sony DVD player (which has composite output) to be projected, and this also works when I plug the composite leads into the converter, and then into a 3 scart > 1 scart box (which the DVD is also "scarted" into).

SO, basically, I want to be able to watch the football, and I don't really mind whether it comes from the Freeview box (though preferable) or from the TV's terrestrial connection, but I have no idea which cable should go where.

ANY help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

Wilf

[John Currie]

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Originally Posted by wodgers

SO, basically, I want to be able to watch the football, and I don't really mind whether it comes from the Freeview box (though preferable) or from the TV's terrestrial connection, but I have no idea which cable should go where.

Check the specs of your Freeview STB...it may output S-Video which will give you a better picture via the projector than Composite...if not just run a scart from the STB VCR out to the projector using composite.