🚀 go-pugleaf

For all you guys that think you are A/V experts, here's a question for
you.

I recently found in the attic an old National TC-431HR television that
hasn't been used for years.  It is maybe 12-15 years old.  I got the
idea to set it up in my kid's room, so that he can play his Sony
Playstion without hogging the living room set.  The only problem is, the
video input jack is one I've never seen!

What I can tell you is that it is neither a composite "yellow" jack, or
an RF in, or a cable jack.  Strangely enough, the audio input is a
composite white.  The video jack looks a bit like a RF in, but the metal
circle is smaller and the inside has a small white looking piece of
plastic.  Anybody knows what this is?

I know, you can suggest that I buy a VCR and then hook up the Playstion
to that, and then hook the VCR to the TV with the RF out.  I've done
that, but the TV doesn't pick up the VCR signal very well and it's very
snowy.  So the weird video jack is my last and only option.

Any ideas?

Cheng Lee


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