When capturing with RCA/composite cables, what is the max resolution? And what are the output file types?
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Max is 1080p for capture. I've never used the device for output except to test it, and the PRO REZ 720P file I used was fine.
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Yes, I have used this this with an rca -> scart cable and the picture quality was quite good for a composite signal.
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there is one video component cable and one mono audio cable. these are RCA style inputs.
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It is standard resolution...480i, just like we had before high definition. Any of today's TV can display this signal in a wide screen format, although not all cable boxes give the user sufficient flexibly to maintain the right aspect ratio on the picture....TiVo does. I still use my Channel Plus using the composite outputs of two TiVo's which are also capable of high definition using their component and HDMI outputs. But I only "broadcast" these Channel Plus signals to my smaller wide screen TVs, where a 720p or 1080i signal would be wasted anyway. The only advantage of this is that I could use the existing coaxial cables to send the signal to other parts of the house....without running more wires; if you are going to run wires anyway, you might as well run HDMI or component cables.
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The outputs are MiniDV or encoded. The knowledge you seek comes from the computer side where someone can tell you about the hardware and software for digitizing the video and audio signals.
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sorry- I don't know- I just use it for straight HD/composite conversion from my laptop to my ancient tube TV
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Are you recording from a a camera or another source using a rca input if will record in real time. It will burn to the disc when it is finalized. hope this answer your question
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You're welcome, I made the same mistake when I first got my board. I would invest in some xlr to 1\4 or RCA adapters.
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Sorry, I dont know. I would have to research or contact RCA which Im sure you can do too.
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You can use XLR to RCA cables. XLR has balanced configuration which is advantageous when long cable setups, like 100 feets, are required. Since typical home setups have short cables, there is no noise pickup problems. There will be no sound degradation.
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It's for component video but I'm pretty sure you could use the "digital" rca jack for composite input and composite output. Here's a shot of the back:http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61t5olS9zHL._SL1200_.jpg
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Of Course, rca cables, 3.5mm to rca. 3.5mm to the laptop/cd players, rrca ends red and white to the right and left inputs!
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1) You can use the red and white (and yellow) RCA cables.2) Should work all right.
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It is concerning resolutionhttp://www.cctvcamerapros.com/CCTV-Resolution-s/356.htm
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Hello Eli please find the recording resolution belowNTSC : D1(704 X 480), HD1(704 X 240), CIF(352 X 240)PAL: D1(704 X 576), HD1(704 X 288), CIF(352 X 288)
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Hi Robert! I haven't had any problems recording from my cable box. I've recorded digital stations, premium and even On-Demand with this unit. Yep, recorded 3 shows ON-Demand! The D-r400 is awesome! I'm using composite, because my cable box does not have an S-Video Connection. Picture is great and I wasn't sure it would be, although I'm not using this on an HDTV. I have read that some people have problems, depending on their cable provider. If your provider will not allow recording of these stations due to copyright, then it may not work for you. Most have not had a problem, which is why this unit has become so popular. Just make sure you hook up your unit to the cable box. The D-r400 doesn't have coaxial, so you need to use RCA audio/video cables. Follow the instructions on the manual for cable/satellite installation and you'll be fine.
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Hi, just purchased Sony STRDH-720 and would like to connect my wii using component cables. The problem is no image is being displayed when i connect the cables in.Could someone point me in the right direction as to which imputs to connect the composite leads into and also the audio leads? Thank youAlistair.