MULTI COMPONENT CONNECTOR

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  1. virtual alan

    virtual alan Officer at Arms

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    You can get scart multi blocks/connectors

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    And you can get HDMI multi blocks/connectors

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    Can`t seem to find if a component one is made/available?

    Just my new LCD only has 1 HDMI but want to see about my Wii on it as well, but can`t be R`sd to keep swapping 360/Wii/360/Wii etc


    Or even component to HDMI if it exists?

    Any ideas?
     
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  4. diddydonn

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    personally i wouldnt recommend that i had 2 units and both had problems, 1st one using the interconnect on the 360 caused interference, and the picture was grainy and ghosting on all inputs, and both of them had problems with the wii when displaying in anything but 480p if you do a google seach on it im sure the was a few topics on the a/v forums about it


    my recommendation would be this

    http://www.joytech.net/1/products/av/9/79/AV-Control-Center-245C.htm

    more inputs (7 component, 4 optical audio, network hub), better external design (imho) and also have better internals from what ive read, www.svp.co.uk have them for a reasonable price

    ive had one of these for 4 months now and works perfect on everything ive thrown at it (orig xbox, 360, wii, gamecube, ps2, dvd player etc)

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    if your looking for cheaper, but still pretty good, have a ebay seach for "3 way component splitter" made by farmer, theyre usually around £15 and do the job quite well, i have a spare one if you want it for a few quid?
     
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  5. Taucias

    Taucias Site Supporter 2014,2015

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    They sell a load of different ones here, including Philips branded ones. If you have trouble and want the multi input box type ones, I could sort you out with something. I think they run to about $30 though.
     
  6. SilverBolt

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    If anyone does know where to find an affordable one, i'd also be very gratefull since i'm dealing with the same problem as alan.
     
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  7. Candycab

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    Why anyone would want a switch that looks like a console is something I will never get ? ehh but anyway :)

    I picked up a cheapo Pelikan at Toys-R-Us about 4 months back for $20.00 and it works with no signal loss which was a shock for the price.

    I figured if it sucked then who cares it was $20.00, Ive been pleasantly suprised bye its performance and cant see any difference between it and straight component, S-Video connections etc. It looks like a cheap piece of crap and maybe I got lucky but it may be worth a try since its cheap ;)

    Model is the PL970

    I will have to add my 2cents to Epinions when Im feeling a bit more expressive.

    http://www99.epinions.com/Pelican_HD_System_Selector_PL_970_PL970
     
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