Tosh McCaber
26th Dec 2005, 09:53
I've just purchased a Toshiba HDD domestic DVD recorder. For being a top end machine with all the (too many?) bells and whistles, the manuals that come with it, whilst being very comprehensive, are written in poor, ambiguous translations from the original Japanese.
To my question, one of many not explained in the manual.
I intend to connect my Sony digital camcorder to the DVD recorder, but the recorder has no I-Link/ DV socket- just the three white/ yellow/ red plugs for connecting from the external source.
a) What is the description for this connection- S-Video, RGB, or composite?
b) Can anyone point me in the direction of the difference in quality between S-Video, RGB, and composite connections? I've heard that composite is inferior, but I dont know what to look for physically with each connection
c) Will the connection give good quality recordings from the camcorder onto DVD disk?
d) And where do Scart cables figure in all this??
Thanks,
Tosh
To my question, one of many not explained in the manual.
I intend to connect my Sony digital camcorder to the DVD recorder, but the recorder has no I-Link/ DV socket- just the three white/ yellow/ red plugs for connecting from the external source.
a) What is the description for this connection- S-Video, RGB, or composite?
b) Can anyone point me in the direction of the difference in quality between S-Video, RGB, and composite connections? I've heard that composite is inferior, but I dont know what to look for physically with each connection
c) Will the connection give good quality recordings from the camcorder onto DVD disk?
d) And where do Scart cables figure in all this??
Thanks,
Tosh