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	SCART - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		SCART is sometimes referred as the IEC 933-1 standard.
		SCART cannot carry both S-Video and RGB signals at the same time.
		The SCART connector uses this to overlay subtitles from an external Teletext decoder.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/SCART (2145 words)

	Scart Leads:Scart Cables:Cable Information Site
		Featuring a scart connector one end and 3 phono connectors on the other end, a scart to component lead is commonly used to connect DVD players to high end televsions, plasmas or projectors.
		Scart to s-video leads and s-video to scart leads are directional cables, direction is always stated relative to the scart connector, scart to meaning out of scart and to scart meaning into scart.
		Featuring a scart connector one end and 6 phono connectors on the other, this lead is very similar to the scart to 3x phono lead although it caters for both directions in the same cable.
	www.scartleads.co.uk (1156 words)

	Connectors (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.umd.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Generic SCART leads, purchased from electronics/video stores are normally of the simple variety with only C-Video and Audio connections.
		The most universally useful form of SCART cable is one that is terminated in 6 RCA (Phono) connectors.
		I very much favour this form of monitoring (however it is achieved), as it gives confidence in the continuity of sound that is actually being recorded on the tape and, when you play the VCR tape back, the sound path is already patched in, without the need to reconfigure your cables.
	www.sparkysworld.co.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /connectors.htm (1286 words)

	scart.htm
		The SCART connector was developed by the French, originally for the sole purpose of preventing foreign TV imports, previously the French had legislation that prevented any TV imports unless the set was capable of receiving the old French 819 line monochrome system.
		This was obviously much less of a deterrent, it was far simpler for TV manufacturers to add a SCART socket than to produce a dual-standard set, and the SCART was actually useful elsewhere with the development of cheap home video recorders.
		SCART stands for Syndicat des Constructeurs d’Appareils Radio Recepteurs et Televisieurs, it is also known as a PERITEL Socket, or a Euro Connector.
	www.lpilsley.co.uk /scart.htm (736 words)

	SatCure satellite scart peritel lead connection plug FAQ
		Scart leads come in various lengths and types but the main two subdivisions are "fully wired" and "part wired."
		The Scart system gives a problem if, for example, the Scart lead is used to connect a DVD player to the TV.
		R1 is connected to Scart pin 1 (Right) and pin 3 (Left), with the wires that were connected to those pins going to the respective junctions of R1 and R2.
	www.satcure.co.uk /tech/scarts2.htm (2167 words)

	Gefen SCART to M1A Adapter: $45.95 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		SCART is an audio/video connector used in consumer equipment, especially in Europe.
		The SCART connector's 21 pins carry two audio in and out channels, in and out video channels, RGB signals, ground and some additional control signals.
		This adapter will convert a SCART connection to a M1A connection making it more compadible to use with other devices.
	sewelldirect.com /Gefen-SCART-to-M1A-Adapter.asp (74 words)

	ePanorama
		Because SCART supports many signal formats, there must be a way tocontrol what is used.Selection of the input and output signal is then usually controlled in combination with the control pins in SCART connector and via setup menu of the machine.
		SCART is European standard AV connector,so consumer expect to have this.In countried outside Europe this connector is less common.For example in USA markets this connector is very rare.There is no technical reason why NTSC TV could not havea SCART connector.
		Scart Connector - The Scart (Syndicat des Constructeurs d'Appareils Radior?cepteurs et T?l?viseurs) connector is used for combined audio and video connections.
	www.epanorama.net /links/videoconnector.html (3126 words)

	Video Connections - SCART Cables (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.umd.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The SCART connection is the most common kind of audio/visual link used in home entertainment systems.
		SCART cables are large 21-pin plugs and can carry both video and audio information between components.
		SCART cables are capable of carrying any of these signals so long as the source and the receiving hardware have SCART inputs and outputs that can accept the format.
	www.home-cinema-guide.co.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /vidco1.htm (237 words)

	What is SCART connector? - a definition from Whatis.com
		- A SCART connector is a physical and electrical interconnection between two pieces of audio-visual equipment, such as a television set and a video cassette recorder (VCR).
		SCART stands for Syndicat francais des Constructeurs d'Appareils Radio et Television.
		It is more difficult to use the SCART connector to interconnect a VCR to a computer monitor because of the difficulty of synchronizing the composite video signal (which is companded into red, green, and blue) from the VCR with the RGB signals needed by the monitor.
	searchnetworking.techtarget.com /sDefinition/0,,sid7_gci213465,00.html (333 words)

	VintageWare - Apple IIGS SCART Cable
		The SCART connector was invented as a way to carry video, audio and control signals between two video devices.
		The SCART connector is standard on most European audio-visual equipment but is almost unknown in the USA.
		The SCART connector on a TV allows for one type of connection which is not generally found on non-SCART TVs, and that's an RGB video input.
	vintageware.orcon.net.nz /scart.html (276 words)

	Scart cables
		The Scart is the most commonly used connector on televisions, DVD players, satellite and cable boxes.
		There are 21 pins on a Scart plug and they can carry composite (lowest quality) S Video (better than composite) and RGB (best quality) picture signals plus audio signals.
		Chord Scart cables are available wired for composite, which is most commonly used for video recorders, RGB, used with satellite boxes and DVD players and finally RGB with audio.
	www.chord.co.uk /chordweb/scart.htm (162 words)

	Scart - Zazzle Contributor Gallery
		Scart is an Australian born Digital Artist / Designer, Musician and Lyricist.
		Born in 1969, Scart creates images and designs in a wide variety of styles.
		Coming from a DIY punk background, Scart was guitarist / song writer in several Australian punk bands including Berzerk Surgeons, SUSS and the satirical, Deaf Machine.
	www.zazzle.com /Scart (107 words)

	SCART Cables -- DataPro
		The most common video interface in Europe, the SCART connector is the most versatile and inclusive connector to date.
		Able to carry a split video signal and stereo audio, cascadeable, and bi-directional, SCART is the most straightforward and simple solution to wiring home video and entertainment systems.
		Primarily used in Europe, the SCART interface is a scalable standard for analog audio and video transfer, equivalent to composite, s-video, and (on newer systems) component video.
	www.datapro.net /catalog/scart_cables.html (115 words)

	Scart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		A...A SCART is a 21 pin connector found on the rear of most modern Televisions, Video Recorders, Satellite Receivers & Various other A/V accessories.
		A...When connected to another piece of equipment via a SCART lead, it bypasses the tuning processes and is essentially a direct link, usually accessed by A/V or AUX on the equipment concerned.
		When installing a SCART plug into a SCART socket, make sure it is fully inserted as this can led to faults appearing or weird and wonderful effects.
	members.tripod.com /~baec/JUNE98/scart.htm (344 words)

	KeVlaR's Audioworld ------Peritel Scart Connections
		The SCART connector is not usually found in equipment outside of Europe.
		In my own opinion the SCART connector although rather useful and versatile, seems to be a rather fragile setup and is outclassed by other professional standards.
		I have personally found that the IXOS range of SCART connections are one of the most robust and well manufactured of the many connectors available to the home electronics enthusiast.
	members.fortunecity.com /g7nnt/scart.html (643 words)

	Monster Cable - SCART Cables
		Monster Video 2 Scart to Scart A/V Interconnect with a low-loss insulator for improved signal transfer from satellite, DVD and high-resolution camcorders.
		With Monster Video®; 2 SCART (MV2 SCART), video is reproduced with the sharpest, most detailed image and the brightest, most vivid and natural color rendition possible.
		Monster Video 1 Scart to Scart A/V Interconnect for hookup of AV receiver to TV or VCR.
	www.monstercable.com /europe/english/home_av/video_cables/scart.asp (1054 words)

	SCART Adapters
		This male SCART adapter has the "pins" for the composite video and stereo audio inputs.
		A yellow RCA/phono jack is used for video; red is used for right audio and white or fl is for left audio.
		Note, this SCART adpater is for composite video and stereo (or mono) audio "INPUT".
	www.svideo.com /scart.html (212 words)

	Scart
		Scart to Scart 21 pins, as well gold plated available
		Scart to 4 Rca 2 S-VHS, stereo IN OUT switch
		Scart male to Scart female 21 pins, 2m -10m
	www.homestead.com /cables (184 words)

	Scart to 2 x 4 pin S-VHS plug 4 RCA with switch
		From Scart to 4 pol SVHS + 2RCA plugs
		Scart plug to 4 pol S-VHS sockets + 2 RCA sockets
		Scart plug to S-VHS 4 pin and 2 x RCA plugs gold plated signal flow switchable Super High Quality Serie
	www.amabilidade2002.com /scartrs3.htm (150 words)

	VGA to TV Scart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This is a circuit converter from VGA in TV SCART connection.
		Basically it is a circuit that accepts the signals from the exit of card VGA, him it then changes in combination RGB+composite sync and it leads to fastener SCART.
		The elements of picture from her exit card VGA, RED, BLUE and GREEN are already ready, bring right tendency the 0.the 7 vpp and right resistance of 75W for direct connection with fastener SCART, for depiction in the TV.
	www.electronics-lab.com /projects/pc/012 (546 words)

	TV-Video-Audio-Satellite-DVD Scart Lead, Connections and Accessories (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.umd.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Linkwebb.Co.Uk Ltd supplies Scart, dvi and hdmi Lead, Adapters and Connecting units for all types of AV equipment.
		Scart to phono Adapters are used in connecting phono leads and s-video leads direct into a VCR or Television.
		The switchable Scart adapter allows you to choose either recording from, or playback to, without having to disconnect the equipment every time.
	www.telly-leads.co.uk.cob-web.org:8888 (1052 words)

	S-Video to Scart
		Our Pro S-Video to SCART adapters are guaranteed to provide you with a colour signal.
		A SCART connector only supports composite video and connecting an s-video cable to a SCART that has an "s-video" receptable will result in a fl and white signal.
		If you are going from a SCART video source to an S-video display, please consider our SCART-out adapters.
	www.svideo.com /svideoscart.html (831 words)

	rf modulator scart switch connectors phono plug lead adapter
		Six Scart sockets (6 in and 1 output), some internal electronics and a mains plug power supply, gives you a unit that is RGB compatible and routes the video/audio automatically.
		If your phono and Scart sockets are already in use, plug in this adapter and use Phono leads to take stereo audio to amplifier etc. Scart breakout adapter.
		These wall plate plates are made from a high quality white plastic, they have solder tags on the reverse and come complete with screws and screw covering caps.
	www.satcure.co.uk /accs/page4.htm (1154 words)

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