Very old Plasma TV
I have a very old Panasonic Plasma TV in my man cave.
At the moment the only plug in is the Terrestrial antenna.
There are 3 RCA Video input sockets similar to these
Can one of these RCA input sockets be converted to USB so that I can plug in an External HDD and watch recorded movies??
If possible, what sort of converter cable / device should I purchase??
Last edited by Seymour Butts; 12-10-14 at 02:42 PM.
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Probably your best bet would be a media player with component out.
This uses the RGB (COMP) inputs, which give a much higher picture quality compared to using the AV connections (composite).
Depending on the screen resolution, component can do up to 1080i.
Seymour Butts (12-10-14)
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