Incompatible Signals
What Do I do if My Signals are Incompatible?
Firstly, remember in 99% of cases there is always a way out.
First of all check to see if it is just your signal connectors that differ and can easily be solved by a cable. In other words, the signal is the same; it is just the connectors that are different.
Some examples:
| S-Video (4pin) to S-Video (Scart) |
SSSCS (no audio) OR SSSCS2P & HCSCS2P (with audio) |
| Composite (Scart) – Composite (3 x phono) |
HCSL5 |
| RGB (Scart) to RGB (4 x phono’s) |
SSSCRGBS |
| Component (Phono/BNC’s) – VGA |
SS15D3P |
When the signal types are actually different then a converting box is required.
RF Signal to A/V – this requires a tuner box, a VCR can be used for this purpose or an independent tuner can be bought -
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Lektropacks sell various Format Converters & Scalers to enable you to overcome compatibility issues, see below
For all signals to VGA or vice versa see Converting VGA to Audio/Video & Audio/Video to VGA. | 
