Video Connection Problems

DisneyFan25863 · 08-15-2005, 06:28 PM

Hi all,

Ok, so I'm setting up the video studio for my new school (which just opened today after years of waiting!)...problem is, we are running S-Video from the cameras to the mixer. However, we also must run a feed of the camera to our preview TVs. On all the mixers I have worked on, an additional output has been provided so you can plug in the preview screens. However, on our new one (Panasonic AG-MX70 ) none of these outputs are provided, so we must split the source beforehand. I'm looking for S-Video Splitters online, but they don't seem to be carried anywhere. Anyone have an idea on where we can get our hands on one of these?

Also, does anyone know of a TV Tuner that has S-Video outputs? (Basically, we want to take a coax input and tune to a specific channel, and then output that channel over S-Video). I can find RF Modulators that do the reverse (S-Video to Coax) but nothing that is a tuner. Any ideas?

Thanks!
Sean

08-15-2005, 06:28 PM	#1
DisneyFan25863 Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Stevenson Ranch, CA Posts: 464	Video Connection Problems Hi all, Ok, so I'm setting up the video studio for my new school (which just opened today after years of waiting!)...problem is, we are running S-Video from the cameras to the mixer. However, we also must run a feed of the camera to our preview TVs. On all the mixers I have worked on, an additional output has been provided so you can plug in the preview screens. However, on our new one (Panasonic AG-MX70 ) none of these outputs are provided, so we must split the source beforehand. I'm looking for S-Video Splitters online, but they don't seem to be carried anywhere. Anyone have an idea on where we can get our hands on one of these? Also, does anyone know of a TV Tuner that has S-Video outputs? (Basically, we want to take a coax input and tune to a specific channel, and then output that channel over S-Video). I can find RF Modulators that do the reverse (S-Video to Coax) but nothing that is a tuner. Any ideas? Thanks! Sean
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