3Plug the other end of the video cable into either the S-video input port (æ) or the yellow RCA Video input port (˜) on the Macintosh.
If the S-video connector doesn’t slide easily into the port, check the pin alignment and try again. Don’t use force, which could damage the computer or cable.
4Plug the RCA-type connectors on the audio cables into the left and right RCA Audio Out ports on the VCR or camera.
5Plug the RCA-type connectors on the audio cables into the left and right RCA input ports (-) on the computer.
If the cable is color-coded, the red connector is for the right port, and the black or white connector is for the left port.
The next four illustrations show S-video connections and composite video connections for both a VCR and a camera. Your finished connections should look like one of the following:
S-video connection for input from a VCR
æS-video
input port
-Audio input ports
(left and right)
S-video Out | Audio Out ports |
port | (left and right) |
S-video cable | VCR |
|
Dual RCA-plug cable
(available at most electronics supply stores)
Composite video connection for input from a VCR
˜Composite
video
input port
-Audio
input ports
(left and right)
Video Out | Audio Out ports |
port | (left and right) |
VCR
Triple RCA-plug cable
(available at most electronics supply stores)
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