Atari RCA Connection help

[dkane360]

I think its a huge waste of time and energy trying to hook this up into your receiver if you already have it working on your tv. Just my 2 cents.

And I'm pretty sure that RCA thing you posted is the opposite of what you want.

 

[Shadowmonic]

do these two serve the same purpose?

 

[BMXTRIX]

do these two serve the same purpose?

As far as I know, yes. If you aren't using the F-connector cable television hookup on the back of your VCR, then you don't need a switch box like the one Atari provided with their consoles, you just need to be able to connect the RCA type connector to the back of the VCR, and the adapter shown will do that job for you easily and cheaply.

 

[BMXTRIX]

ok I discovered a sollution
this is what im gonna do

im gonna use these two

will this work?? i want the RCA hook ups on the (RCA CRF907) RF Modulator
to be output instead of input so i can connect RCA wires from the RF Modulator to the television or receiver

You can't use a MODULATOR!

You need a DEmodulator. Something which acts as a tuner... JUST LIKE A VCR! Modulators are common, but demodulators are built into TVs (probably like yours already has) and into other recording devices such as a VCR, or DVD recorder. If you don't have an old VCR with a built in tuner, just pick one up via eBay or something else. Just make sure it has a tuner in it.

The key is: You can't just use an 'adapter' cable. You actually need a demodulating device which is a NTSC television tuner.

Like those built into VCRs.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Mitsubishi-HS-U748-S-VHS-VCR-Super-VHS-S-Video-Remote_W0QQitemZ260550546022QQcmdZViewItemQQptZVCRs?hash=item3caa05d266

 

[Shadowmonic]

thank you BMXTRIX thats the answer i was looking for