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  • One for the home cinema geeks who understand the cable/connection types, please
  • clubber
    Free Member

    I’ve ordered one of these: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/247811 an Emprex ME1-V2 because of what I was asking about on this thread:

    http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/pc-as-pvr-recordpause-cable-tv-on-computer

    It certainly sounds like it’ll do what I want – eg allow pausing of live TV from the scart output of my virgin media cable box.

    Audio/Video in and out seem to be a single plug each – is that then the old style aerial plug which you used to connect your video to your tv with (before scart was common)?

    And then what is ‘component video out’ – I’ll be using this with a 1080p tv so it’d be better if I can output that way rather than aerial style.

    Thanks in advance

    simonlovell999
    Free Member

    The audio in and out seem to 3.5″ jack and the video seems to be the 3.5 jack to rgb cable

    clubber
    Free Member

    Hmmm… that doesn’t sound right as it says that you can use those for video input or output.

    Better image here: http://www.ccidistribution.co.uk/images/products/full/231616-ME1-(rearview).jpg

    simonlovell999
    Free Member

    Made a mistake, the av in and the av out will use:

    then to go female rca (3 cables – 2 audio and 1 video) to hdmi

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Yeah, it’s going to be something like that.

    I’d caveat that by saying that I don’t believe that there’s a wiring standard for that sort of connection; it may well be proprietary to that device and you may have to use cables that they supply.

    If they’ve been sensible about it, they’ll supply it with breakout cables – so, basically, the 3.5mm jack to phono sockets rather than plugs – so you can then connect your own cables to it.

    uplink
    Free Member

    Box Contents:
    ME1 HDD Enclosure
    Remote Control
    UK Power Adaptor
    Media leads including AV in/out cables and RGB-
    Component adaptor
    IDE – SATA Bridge Board
    Instruction Manual

    Looks like you get a few adapters with it

    clubber
    Free Member

    Yes indeed… hoping it’ll all be in there, just trying to understand it 🙂

    Cougar
    Full Member

    As an aside,

    Amazon carry it, if you want to read a couple of dozen reviews.

    clubber
    Free Member

    Yeah, I read them and the ones at ebuyer – really looks great for the money. Fingers crossed!

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