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Curious, would a converter like this, but in reverse, work? /Schmudde

You two nailed it. It never occurred to me to have the television scan for the signal coming in. I figured it would just pick it up on the proper channel. Thank you so much. Double thanks, CrossBow, for the education. It makes a lot more sense to me. Now the next question. This fuzz wasn't apparent on my original television. You think it's just the connector I'm using to go from CBF to RF? Image: https://imgur.com/a/GvWmr I won't be able to get the model number just yet. It's actually a television at my studio and I won't be in for a day or two. Thanks for all your help!

I have a new Samsung flatscreen to replace my old Samsung flatscreen. My darth vader 2600 worked on the old one but isn't showing a picture on the new screen. The new Samsung has a CBF Signal input rather than the ole RF NTSC. I bought a Samsung BN39-01154P CBF Signal to RF cable. It's not working. Do you think I can just go in composite using one of the Philips RF Moduator Video Converters? There is something I'm not understand about how signals are modulated/de-modulated in these televisions. Any basics would be appreciated. /Schmudde