Sylvania/Funai LC220SL1 22 inch class The inputs are very weird: 1 3.5mm audio out 1 RCA or S-video 2 HDMI (1 with RCA audio) 1 Component 1 VGA (and 3.5mm in) 1 RF 1 Digital Audio Out 1 Component I have a switch box that can take 4 inputs (RCA or s-video) but the TV's priority is s-video. So, if my wii is sending a feed over yellow but the s-video cable is plugged-in the TV, I get no picture only sound from the wii, once I remove the s-video cable the wii picture comes through. Now I have a AV Famicom, NES2 and soon a laserdisc player - all of these can at best do yellow/composite. how about this for a solution: get a vga box to connect COMPOSITE to VGA, then get splitter for VGA (so i can still use the DC VGA box) powered AV to VGA box then i think i need one of these Fbnc-Frca or this should be as good/simplier or rather this one? VGA tuner box this should be okay, right? passive, non-powered VGA splitter i am not looking to upconvert but merely use composite.
New TVs are really annoying, they often only have 1 composite input, which is understandably a big problem.
i got this for $3 at a yard sale. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dynex-S-Vid...ltDomain_0&hash=item3cc12e9757#ht_3138wt_1189 its looks okay on my famicom but a little jaggy...it does convert composite to s-video
It'd probably be really easy for you to find a VCR with a few composite inputs on it. If you find one with composite out, then you could hook the VCR up to the TV and probably up to 2 consoles to the VCR. You could go all out and find a video receiver, too. You could probably find an older one with composite/s-video in for a pretty decent price now.
Composite to VGA will look like a mess. Just get a box to add more composite inputs that connects to the sole composite input.
