Samsung Sir-TS360 HD STB lacks coaxial Output

[hdtvtechno]

I noticed that the samsung SIr-ts360 lacks an coaxial output to tv.

It is a not so good decision on samsung to not included it,

 

[charper1]

It is a not so good decision on samsung to not included it,

huh?

 

[DIRECTV_Mole]

This was a decision made by Samsung, and (I think) a fairly reasonable one. The manufacturer assumes that the type of person who is buying this receiver most likely has a fairly expensive TV, and is not looking to connect this very nice receiver to that very nice TV using just a coaxial connection, since coax is unable to support HD programming from the receiver to the TV.

However, the TS360 receiver does support analog RCA-type A/V connections for SD, so a simple RF modulator would be able to convert the RCA-type output to a coax output for SD.

 

[twodutys]

He proubly needs it to run a slave TV guys. I did that for years in the kitchen.

 

[hdtvtechno]

well actually it would be nice if i could connect it to my vcr, so my vcr could set the clock automatically,

 

[twodutys]

well actually it would be nice if i could connect it to my vcr, so my vcr could set the clock automatically,

Just hook it to either the s-video or the composit. They have s-video to composit convertors.

 

[fkostyn]

I haven't used coax to my main TV in YEARS! (the other TV's are a different story, but I have a modulator to distribute the sammy to other TV's)

The Samsung also has composit outputs so no converter is needed.

 

[hdtvtechno]

well the vcr won't set the clock automatically if u connect the composite or s-video, it on;ly works via the coaxial output.

Anyway im selling this reciever anyway,

 

[fkostyn]

wouldn't need to sell it if you d* protection plan and had a power surge

 

[Neutron]

Just get an RF Modulator and hook up the composites to it.

 

[hdtvtechno]

wouldn't need to sell it if you d* protection plan and had a power surge

Huh ?