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Mr. K: /* TV Out */

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‎TV Out

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‎Passthrough

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 == TV Out ==
-[[image:Tvout.JPG | frame | left| A TV that supports A/V out]]This isn't a common feature on televisions, but a few models have it.  The television is able to display the A/V signal on the screen and instantly send the A/V signal to another device.  If you are recording in standard definition and you have a television that supports this feature, you can connect your cables from your console to your television and from the television to your recording device.  This is not a common feature of televisions.  The TV out feature only supports standard definition composite video connectors and not S-Video.
+[[image:Tvout.JPG | frame | left| A TV that supports A/V out]]This isn't a common feature on televisions, but a few models have it.  The television is able to display the A/V signal on the screen and instantly send the A/V signal to another device.  If you are recording in standard definition and you have a television that supports this feature, you can connect your cables from your console to your television and from the television to your recording device.  The TV out feature only supports standard definition composite video connectors and not S-Video.
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 == Passthrough ==
-[[image:Bmip3.JPG | frame | left | A component video splitter that also supports composite video]]
 This is a feature that is available with some high definition capture cards.  The capture card has an A/V input connector which you connect to your console and an A/V output connector which you connect to your television.  The capture card is able to simultaneously capture the signal and send it over to your television.  If your capture card supports this, you may not need a powered splitter.

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 == Passthrough ==
 [[Image:Bmip3.JPG | Right | test]]<br />
 This is a feature that is available with some high definition capture cards.  The capture card has an A/V input connector which you connect to your console and an A/V output connector which you connect to your television.  The capture card is able to simultaneously capture the signal and send it over to your television.  If your capture card supports this, you may not need a powered splitter.

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 == Passthrough ==
-[[image:Bmip3.JPG | Right | test]]<br />
+[[Image:Bmip3.JPG | Right | test]]<br />
 This is a feature that is available with some high definition capture cards.  The capture card has an A/V input connector which you connect to your console and an A/V output connector which you connect to your television.  The capture card is able to simultaneously capture the signal and send it over to your television.  If your capture card supports this, you may not need a powered splitter.

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 == Passthrough ==
-[[image:Bmip3.JPG | Right | The HDMI input and output ports of a capture card that supports passthrough The capture card takes the console's input and sends it to the TV]]<br />
+[[image:Bmip3.JPG | Right | test]]<br />
 This is a feature that is available with some high definition capture cards.  The capture card has an A/V input connector which you connect to your console and an A/V output connector which you connect to your television.  The capture card is able to simultaneously capture the signal and send it over to your television.  If your capture card supports this, you may not need a powered splitter.

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	== Passthrough ==		== Passthrough ==
−	This is a feature that is available with some high definition capture cards. The capture card has an A/V input connector which you connect to your console and an A/V output connector which you connect to your television. The capture card is able to simultaneously capture the signal and send it over to your television. If your capture card supports this, you may not need a powered splitter.
	[[image:Bmip3.JPG\| Right \| Left: The HDMI input and output ports of a capture card that supports passthrough Right: The capture card takes the console's input and sends it to the TV]]		[[image:Bmip3.JPG\| Right \| Left: The HDMI input and output ports of a capture card that supports passthrough Right: The capture card takes the console's input and sends it to the TV]]
		+	This is a feature that is available with some high definition capture cards. The capture card has an A/V input connector which you connect to your console and an A/V output connector which you connect to your television. The capture card is able to simultaneously capture the signal and send it over to your television. If your capture card supports this, you may not need a powered splitter.