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I need some technical help with my SDTV.


Ivan The Awesome

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Ok, so I haven't gotten around to buying an HDTV and the current set up I have is pretty last decade.

I have a phillips magnavox 26" tv with no AV jacks to hook up my XBOX. Only thing it has is the Antenna coaxial out. The kind you screw in the cable, remember those? Yeah. Anyway. I have that to an old VCR and have the XBOX connected to that. Go to channel 2 turn VCR on and bam I play online.

Well my vcr just broke...I'm looking around for some type of adapter that will let me plug the XBOX A/V cables to the TV without the TV itself having any other connection other than the Antenna.

Is this possible? Is there some type of adapter that will let me use this?

Unfortunately I won't be able to get a TV this season, it's either that or getting my car fixed...

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Those RF modulators are still available?

But, seriously, nut up and buy a decent set.... especially if you're gaming. (coming from someone who's never played a video game in his life).

My in-laws still have one of those 80 pound tube sets... and their kids- my wife and brother in law- are buying them an HDTV for Christmas. I asked them why since the parents are so cheap they won't pay the additional $5/month for the HD box....

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