RCA(RGB) cables

[Bateman]

Howdy,

I bought a Scart to 6 RCA(RGB) Cable.(The ones with six points (three each) red/green/blue.. red/green/blue.

Are they the right ones to plug from the Foxtel Pace STU (which has the component update) to my (one month old) NEC Plasma which has the Y/PC/PR inputs?

Will that work????

[Byron Forbes]

"Bateman" <Bateman.1gmgh5@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au> wrote in message
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> Howdy,
>
> I bought a Scart to 6 RCA(RGB) Cable.(The ones with six points (three
> each) red/green/blue.. red/green/blue.
>
> Are they the right ones to plug from the Foxtel Pace STU (which has the
> component update) to my (one month old) NEC Plasma which has the
> Y/PC/PR inputs?
>
> Will that work????
>

Ummm, why not plug them in and try it.

Btw, even if they work, good luck with the sound. Hope you like using
that receiver all the time.

[Malcolm Short]

> > I bought a Scart to 6 RCA(RGB) Cable.(The ones with six points (three
> > each) red/green/blue.. red/green/blue.
> >
> > Are they the right ones to plug from the Foxtel Pace STU (which has the
> > component update) to my (one month old) NEC Plasma which has the
> > Y/PC/PR inputs?
> >
> > Will that work????
> >
>
> Ummm, why not plug them in and try it.

RGB is not the same as YPbPr (component), if that is the input that
the plasma has. Presumably it will work if you can configure the
plasma input to accept RGB. This may well be possible.

[Malcolm Short]

> > > Are they the right ones to plug from the Foxtel Pace STU (which has the
> > > component update) to my (one month old) NEC Plasma which has the
> > > Y/PC/PR inputs?

oops, I missed the "component update" comment - my previous post had
assumed that you had an RGB output from the STU

[David Williams]

"Byron Forbes" <chocolate@caramel.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> Ummm, why not plug them in and try it.
>
> Btw, even if they work, good luck with the sound. Hope you like using
> that receiver all the time.
>
>

Or better yet, if you don't like using your receiver all the time you could
use the second Scart for audio.

[Byron Forbes]

"David Williams" <williams@nospam.smartchat.net.au> wrote in message
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> "Byron Forbes" <chocolate@caramel.com.au> wrote in message
>
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> >
> >
> > Ummm, why not plug them in and try it.
> >
> > Btw, even if they work, good luck with the sound. Hope you like using
> > that receiver all the time.
> >
> >
>
> Or better yet, if you don't like using your receiver all the time you
could
> use the second Scart for audio.
>
>

My money says a Video/DVD recorder is on that one.