"722" TV2 to non hd projector rca inputs only

[stardust3]

Trying to hook up TV2 from 722 to a non hd projector. Projector has rca or composite inputs only. Without the use of a VCR, is there any other options? What about any of the new digital ota boxes on market, ota would be a nice benefit. Looking for a cheap solution. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[gdarwin]

TV2 has video, left, right outputs. Would that work?

 

[stardust3]

There is finished sheet rock between tv1 & tv2, both are located on different floors. Coax is in place. It would be tough to impossible to try & run wire of any kind from tv1.

 

[TheKrell]

The 722 has an NTSC modulated output for feeding both TV1 and TV2 to TVs via coax, so you can get that signal into your projector room without a problem. But you will need an NTSC TV tuner to convert back to composite. Any old VCR should suffice. A digital-only ATSC converter box will not.

 

[NotMe546]

I've never try it but it looks like leapfrog maybe what you need.
[ame="http://www.amazon.com/Terk-Technologies-Leapfrog-LF-30S-Distribution/dp/B00009UHXR/ref=tag_tdp_sv_edpp_i"]Terk Technologies Leapfrog LF-30S Wireless 2.4 GHz A/V Distribution System[/ame]

 

[Fiveft20in]

Get one of these at Walmart: Philips Audio/Video Switchbox With RF Modulator

It has a coax input for the 722, and composite A/V and S-Video outputs.

 

[Bradtothebone]

Get one of these at Walmart: Philips Audio/Video Switchbox With RF Modulator

It has a coax input for the 722, and composite A/V and S-Video outputs.

Unless I'm missing something, this box won't do what the OP needs (change modulated RF input to composite video/L-R audio).

What it appears to do is switch between several A/V sources and output to S-Video and composite, AND modulate whichever source is switched in to channel 3 or 4. If none of the sources is on, it passes through whatever is coming into the "antenna" input.

It would really be a lot easier just to use a VCR with composite output.

Brad

 

[Fiveft20in]

What it appears to do is switch between several A/V sources and output to S-Video and composite, AND modulate whichever source is switched in to channel 3 or 4. If none of the sources is on, it passes through whatever is coming into the "antenna" input.

You may be right. I may be crazy.