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Connecting a USB plug to a Scart socket?

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CASSELAGNAT Posted messages 7 Status Member -  
 steven -
I would like to connect a USB socket through a PERITEL socket. Is there a cable or an adapter for this connection?
Thank you

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    CASSELAGNAT Posted messages 7 Status Member 14
     
    I want to connect a DT83HD TNT decoder to an old DVD recorder and hard drive that don't have a USB port, but do have a PERITEL socket.
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    1. pacalvideo Posted messages 3358 Status Member 396
       
      Except for mistakes, the TNT decoder DT83HD corresponds to a reference from "Sagem", and it has a USB port on the front (out & in) as well as a Scart and an HDMI (at the back of the device, both are outputs).
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  2. CASSELAGNAT Posted messages 7 Status Member 14
     
    I want to connect an old DVD recorder and hard drive to an HD DVB-T decoder that does not have a SCART socket but has a USB output.
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    1. Profile blocked
       
      Hello,

      A quick search on GOOGLE shows that your TNT decoder allows for playback and recording. This means that a simple USB drive (or stick) will do the trick. I don't see what the SCART socket has to do with this.

      Best regards,

      François
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    2. steven
       
      he confused it with SATA
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  3. jb.lugherini Posted messages 1054 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   371
     
    Hello,

    More than the connection, it is necessary to explain the usage: what information are you going to transmit? Why is this need?

    These clarifications are essential because a SCART connection is designed to transmit analog audio and video information, whereas USB is used to transmit digital information that rarely has a direct relation to audio and video.

    Best regards,
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    1. francis
       
      It's for connecting a hard drive to my old decoder, thank you.
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  4. Anonymous user
     
    it's like trying to plug an electrical socket into a gas tap ....................
    That doesn't exist
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  6. jb.lugherini Posted messages 1054 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   371
     
    Hello,

    So the USB port won't be able to serve that purpose!
    If the DVD recorder with hard drive does not have a USB port but has a Peritel port, it's because it is standalone and capable of encoding (i.e., recording) video (and decoding = playing).

    This TNT decoder has a Peritel port and an HDMI port (at least that's what Darty says :p), you need to use one of these ports.
    If the Peritel is already in use, there are Peritel multiplexers available (each connected device will have the same video).
    The best option would be to use the HDMI, if it's available on the DVD recorder (better image quality than with Peritel).

    Best regards,
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