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From: "John W." <worthj1970@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: Playing AVI files on normal TV?
Date: 22 Apr 2005 06:54:36 -0700
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Sigi Rindler wrote:
> Somebody gave me tons of vintage and other rare movies on a HDD. I
can watch
> the stuff on the computer, but I'd like to watch it on my big TV. Of
course,
> I can recode the AVI files and produce DVDs. However, this is too
tedious
> and time-consuming.
> Somebody told me the he saw a "box" in Akihabara that can do the
trick. All
> you need to do is putting the HDD into the box and connect the Audio
and
> Video plugs to your TV.
> 
Do you have S Video out on your computer and in on your TV?

John W.