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Identifying a port at the back of an LCD.

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Talakar Posted messages 264 Status Member -  
Talakar Posted messages 264 Status Member -
Hello,

I just bought this television: https://www.lg.com/fr/televiseurs/lg-42LS570S-tv-lcd-led

Could you help me identify the IN/OUT (RGB) AV1 socket in the picture below?

http://www.milkshack.net/images/IMGP22-PTV1gz5iL.JPG

I've searched thoroughly and it's not a SCART as stated on the manufacturer's website.

My Freebox V5 HD connected via HDMI sends an interrupted stream with black screens. I want to revert to SCART, but I can't identify the type of cable.

Thank you in advance,

Best regards,

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    Un Caennais Posted messages 667 Status Member 476
     
    Hello,

    This is indeed a connection for the SCART but for an HDMI/SCART cable. In other words, one side is HDMI (connected to the TV) and the other side is SCART (connected to the other device).
    Download the user manual (11MB): https://www.lg.com/fr/support/produit/lg-42LS570S

    Go to pages 259/260 ;)

    P.S.: When I say HDMI, I'm making a mistake, but it is indeed a digital signal that comes out of this socket.
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    1. Talakar Posted messages 264 Status Member 51
       
      LG's response: please contact your retailer.

      In fact, a tiny adapter was still in the packaging, my bad. It is female SCART on one side and male in a format I couldn't identify. Quite delicate, as it's impossible to find online, so handle it with care.
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  2. Talakar Posted messages 264 Status Member 51
     
    Hi!

    Thank you very much! I received a rather brief guide in the TV box and didn't think the manufacturer's website would provide a more detailed one.

    On page 259, they mention a male Scart cable that would be included and which is exactly the size of the port. However, this is not the case. I am going to call LG support to find out where I can get one. I'm afraid it might be in a proprietary format.

    Thanks again :)

    Talakar
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    1. Un Caennais Posted messages 667 Status Member 476
       
      You're welcome ;) If you ever have no more questions, don't forget to mark your post as Resolved ;)
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    2. Talakar Posted messages 264 Status Member 51
       
      It's done, I'll just post LG's response there.
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    3. Un Caennais Posted messages 667 Status Member 476
       
      It works ;)
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