pjk@hou2a.UUCP (P.KEMP) (05/07/85)
In the June issue of Video Review magazine, there is mention of a MTS decoder (p. 48) designed for TV sets and VCRs without MPX outputs for recovering stereo audio. The Viditek SRF-220 is supposed to decode the Stereo and SAP signals using the RF output of a VCR (VHF channel 3 or 4). I didn't think that such a scheme would work due to the way the audio signal is demodulated and remodulated (by a simple RF modulator) in the average VCR. Does anyone know for sure if this method would/wouldn't work? -- Paul Kemp ihnp4!hou2a!pjk
pjk@hou2a.UUCP (P.KEMP) (06/20/85)
[I didn't receive any responses to this when I posted it last month.] In the June issue of Video Review magazine, there is mention of a MTS decoder (p. 48) designed for TV sets and VCRs without MPX outputs for recovering stereo audio. The Viditek SRF-220 is supposed to decode the Stereo and SAP signals using the RF output of a VCR (VHF channel 3 or 4). I didn't think that such a scheme would work due to the way the audio signal is demodulated and remodulated (by a simple RF modulator) in the average VCR. Does anyone know for sure if this method would/wouldn't work? -- Paul Kemp ihnp4!hou2a!pjk