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    Question S-Video Clinch ?

    I've been looking at the spec of the X200 range and one line states:
    S-video output (Clinch). I cannot see any S-Video connectors at the back of the receiver and none of the 2 scarts have S-Video. Could somebody please put me out of my misery and explain (Clinch)?

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    Hi
    Go to Media Settings
    vidio signal type
    then select which you require

    Jimbo

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    Jimbo, on the manual I've downloaded, the video signal choice is only for RGB or Composite.

    2 Select Media Settings using the Arrow (▲/▼) buttons and press the Arrow (◄/►)
    buttons to make changes.
    • TV System: PAL, SECAM, NTSC, and AUTO
    • TV Aspect Ratio: You can set the aspect ratio of your TV. (4:3 or 16:9)
    • Video Aspect Ratio: You can select the display format according to TV screen ratio.
    (Letter Box, Pan & Scan, Mixed, or Full)
    • Video Signal Type: RGB or Composite
    • RF Channel: You can select the UHF channel for the TV. (K21 ~ K69)
    • Broadcasting System: B/G, I, or D/K
    • Video Freeze: On/

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    Hi Pimpernel
    I would like to know where you downloaded the manual
    With my receiver I have a X200TS series manual In the
    manual there is no mention of S-Video Clinch ,
    Anyway all is not lost.
    I have a X221TS-CI receiver and if you go to Media Settings-
    Video Signal Type you find _RGB_YPbPr_ Composite.
    It is supplied to the scart connector.
    If you read the review by Dr Dish . all info is there

    Jimbo

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    Video signal type is only RGB or Composit

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    Jimbo I appreciate that you are trying to help me. In case I haven't made it obvious, I am researching before I buy a Vantage Receiver. I downloaded the Manual from L**rals. As I understand matters, YPbPr or YUV refers to Component video and not S-Video. All the specs for the X221SCI I've seen on the WEB for this receiver are as follows, I'm still confused.

    FEATURES
    - 2 x Common Interface slot
    - Embedded Conax and XCrypt smartcard reader
    - Blind search
    - Unicable LNB switching
    - EPG (Electronic Program Guide)
    - Picture-in-picture mosaic facility
    - Favourite lists
    - Last 13 channel quick link
    - 10,000 TV/radio channel capacity
    - 16 Mbyte RAM (working memory)
    - 200 MHZ CPU
    - 22 language OSD menu
    - Premiere German pay-TV link option
    - Timer Function
    - Integrated games
    - ****ogue audio output (Clinch)
    - S-video output (Clinch)
    - Digital audio output (Clinch)
    - DiSEqC 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, und USALS
    - UHF Modulator
    - Serial RS232 port
    - Teletext
    - PC Settings Editor
    - RGB, plus YUV over Scart

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    Hi pimpernel
    The S-video comes from the scart Connectors
    You need a special lead, Scart on end and a S-video plug
    & 2 phono the other From M*****s.
    From your first post I understand that you are thinking of buying a
    Vantage
    RGB will give the best picture
    Jimbo
    Last edited by Jimbo; 06-03-2007 at 08:06 PM.

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    Hi Pimpernel
    I have a scart adapter
    I can connect- Audio- Video & S-Video
    I will try it out and tell you what works

    Jimbo

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    Hi pimpernel
    using S-Video lead from scart to TV
    picture OK
    STB still set on RGB

    Jimbo

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    Thanks Jimbo

    I am familiar and I have all the adapters and connectors you mentioned and more. In theory, if you can get s-video from your scart adapter, then there is S-video from scart. I prefer to get S-video direct from TV scart - personal preference - and also to connect to my DVD recorder which gives v. good S-video picture. I have sent Vantage an e-mail and will let you know if I get a reply.

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    Hi
    Nobody yet has answered "Pimpernel's" basic question........
    Could somebody please put me out of my misery and explain (Clinch)?
    Can someone also put me out of my misery.....
    What does "C L I N C H" stand for ???????

    mjn

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    http://www.europeantv.com.au/scart.html heres is wath he need

    And the word clinch can be used as:
    Scart connection adapter with seperation clinch outputs for S-video and a.n.a.l.ogue audio left/right. This could be used for example to connect to a VGA monitor adapter.
    Last edited by pege63; 07-03-2007 at 04:32 PM.

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    @ mjn - we will get there eventually. Still no reply from Vantage, someone said it takes them about 1 week to answer, we shall see. I was hoping that 'CLINCH' could be a mispelling for cinch which I believe is another name for a phono plug. The logic behind my assumption is that they also use the same bracketed word for Audio output which clearly is a phono plug at the back of the receiver. But what about S-Video?

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    Sorry page 63, I don't want adapters!!!! I simply want to know if I can get S-video directly from Scart. One end of scart lead in the back of receiver and the other in my TV, Comprende?

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    I know wath you mean you mean if there is any way to use SCART RGB OUT to s-video IN?

    This its a Monster Video2 Scart - S-Video, 1m http://www.referenceaudio.se/default.asp?sMain=/net/product.aspx%3FiProductID%3D673
    Last edited by pege63; 07-03-2007 at 05:00 PM.

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    Until someone in the know corrects me, my understanding is as follows.

    A receiver gives an S-video picture only if it's electronics, internal wiring and software permit it. If these conditions are not met, no matter how many adapters one uses, S-video is not obtainable. Adapters are only used to facilitate different connection methods and they do not change the signals carried down the wires.

    I am almost convinced that the Vantage receiver does NOT offer S-video and it only gives CVBS, RGB and Component video. There may be an onscreen software error or a misprint in the specs, which is what I am trying to determine. I hope there is S-video and if there is I'll buy a Vantage tomorrow.

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    On the back of my X221S CI ( 2 con + 2 XCrypt ) there is only a scart
    connector and A/V outputs ( 3 x BNC connectors, Video, Audio left and Audio right ). The scart is RGB or Composite. Also there is an Optical output.
    No S-Video as far as I can see. The optical output is S/PDIF maybe that is
    where the S-Video is taken from but I doubt it.
    The technical spec states that there is also a 12v output connector but
    there is not on mine ?

    ALSO STILL KNOWONE HAS SAID WHAT THE LETTERS " C.L.I.N.C.H. " ACTUALLY STANDS FOR ??????
    I do believe knowbody knows :-)
    Last edited by mjn; 07-03-2007 at 06:17 PM.

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    Hi Pimpernel
    The correct word is Cinch
    Cinch is a world wide manufacture of
    electrical connectors all the connectors on
    the back of the receiver are made by Cinch
    it is a translation problem.
    S-video . S stands for seperated Y/C video (in three cables )
    you get improved picture quality
    The S-video is available on the Tv output scart (made by Cinch)
    you can use a Scart to Scart cable if you have the correct scart to
    connect to Im told It might be a special cable you can buy them
    Phono plugs or RCA connectors are also made by Cinch
    The S/PDIF (optical) is audio only

    Jimbo
    Last edited by Jimbo; 08-03-2007 at 12:33 PM.

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    Icon8 Conclusion


    im sorry there is no s-video output
    on the vantage

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    well thats no news that was known all the time

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