Plasma Screen....
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I've currently got a projector and that all runs through an A/V receiver (sky box and dvd player etc). I presume it would just be a matter of plugging a s-video lead from my A/V receiver into this?:
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Too good to be true I thought. But might be worth the risk? could always sell it on?
My projectors gone pop though and i'm gonna need at least a 42" tv to watch now!!!
Unless anyone can get me a lamp for an NEC VT460 on the cheap
My projectors gone pop though and i'm gonna need at least a 42" tv to watch now!!!
Unless anyone can get me a lamp for an NEC VT460 on the cheap
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Many of the earlier plasma's, mainly Fuji and Pioneers, tho also applies to "lesser" known brands, needed a "media box" as they didn't have TV inputs - by that I mean S-Vid, Scart, HDMI, composite, etc etc. The Media Box allowed a variety of connections (as mentioned above) to be plugged in, then a single "data" cable ran from the media box to the screen. The screen itself was just a monitor - most had VGA and BNC inputs for computers, but no audio or TV inputs.
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