Starview \ Clone Boxes Outputs - Scart \RGB Scart

#1 22 Aug 2007 @ 8:43
Hi all,

can anybody tell me, does the clone starview box output rgb scart or normal scart? The reason i ask is i want to have the best feed possible from the starview box to my tv, and understand that rgb scart is better than normal scart, but i need a specific cable.

Can anyone also tell me, whats the best quality output I can get from the Starview box to my tv? Is it likely to be scart?

Thanks all
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#2 22 Aug 2007 @ 11:35
Originally posted by nme_uk:
Hi all,

can anybody tell me, does the clone starview box output rgb scart or normal scart? The reason i ask is i want to have the best feed possible from the starview box to my tv, and understand that rgb scart is better than normal scart, but i need a specific cable.

Can anyone also tell me, whats the best quality output I can get from the Starview box to my tv? Is it likely to be scart?

Thanks all

Sorry to say yes it is scart.




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#3 22 Aug 2007 @ 11:55
Thanks Sc0user - managed to find the below link to specs which suggest that the starview clone outputs rgb scart as well as normal scart, which is a good thing - apparently rgb scart is better then the normal scart and will give a better picture when using a specific rgb scart cable.

http://www.satellite-receiver.cn/sdp/352...55/2219651.html

hope that helps.
#4 22 Aug 2007 @ 14:08
Thanks for that, although if it is a clone dont expect it to improve your picture quality to much.



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#5 23 Aug 2007 @ 3:07
Originally posted by sc0user:
Thanks for that, although if it is a clone dont expect it to improve your picture quality to much.
Hi Sc0user - is that really the case? I suspect as much - the build quality of the device and likely the components used are probably low end - would that be a sound assumption?

Also, does the original or perhap the new 'The Box' starview receivers offer better quality components and essentially, picture?

Or are those likely low end and cheap too?
#6 23 Aug 2007 @ 4:19
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The new box has the same insides as the starview only different name that is all
#7 23 Aug 2007 @ 4:54
Originally posted by fergusrb:
The new box has the same insides as the starview only different name that is all
Hi fergus, thanks for the quick response - so does that suggest that the original starbox as budget components then?
#8 23 Aug 2007 @ 5:01
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If you want a decent box you will have to pay for it like dreambox or eurovox or nokiaDbox all of these are the bast available to my knowledge


The starview is the end of the line boxes cheap and easy to use to the lay person + easy to set up so you dont get all the bells and whistles on that box ok
#9 23 Aug 2007 @ 6:10
Thanks Fergus, that makes complete sense, and to be honest, the starview box is great in every respect - I'm just curious as to whether I can get a better picture thats all, as I have quite a grainy picture at the moment, and don't know if its my cable, the VirginMedia Feed or the box.

I think i'll try a better quality rgb scart cable first and see how that goes. :)

Thanks for all your help!
#10 23 Aug 2007 @ 6:14
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Gold tip scartlead will do the job not a cheap one ok better quality picture and sound ok
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