| Post 8 made on Friday April 21, 2017 at 22:16 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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buzz, let me rephrase what you ended with: one can choose to use A component signal OR A composite signal with that TV. You can't do both without an external switcher. The TV chooses which kind of signal to display, perhaps based on the signal plugged into the yellow/green jack, or perhaps based on the presence of signals on the blue and the red inputs.
This is not on the menu, though. You plug something in, the TV chooses what to display, and it displays it.
By the way, we got a call from the restaurant today. We left that second TV connected but turned off. The manager called today to tell us the TV is working now and to ask "WTF?" That's about all we could answer with, too!
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