Hi Guys,

 

I've acquired 2 x 50" Pioneer Plasma Screens approx 10 yrs old. They do not have the traditional inputs associated with today's digital age. On one i have

 

Inputs here, not to sure what they are,The manual says they are for PC input only.

 

 

 

 

and on the other screen, which appears a little younger,

 

These inputs appear to support a digital box TV output,

 

 

 

Now one of my questions is, on the second TV which would be the best input from a scart lead to obtain the best picture quality,

 

Any TV Techies out there...help!!

 

Rich

 

ps i might be selling them later if anyone's interested

Well the top one has S-video and componant and what looks like a coaxia (aerial) socket

 

The second one just has a standard analogue PC input as used on most monitors up until the digital (DVI) age

 

Scart into the analogue pc input - there is probably some sort of convertor for it - will have an oggle!

 

 

Sorry... massive fail above mis judged which was which screen.

 

I'll try again:

 

Top one

 

has some sort of componant/s video input the round silver ones look like to do with cctv and it has a tradition pc vga input

 

Bottom one:

 

Has S video, componant, vga for computers and also what looks like cctv inputs

Edited June 24, 201114 yr by Quavey

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hama-SCART-To-VGA-cable/dp/B0002W69MY

 

Cant really go wrong for a few quid... lol

They are both pannels not full tv's, you can but diffrent interfaces that plug in the back.

Might get some old used stuff of ebay.

 

 

like this

 

http://www.stockinthechannel.com/p/TY-FB10HMD-TY-FB10HMD-Dual-HDMI-Board-Panasonic-monitor-TV-accessories/4076703.aspx

Edited June 24, 201114 yr by jmwuk