[bryant]

Originally Posted by stublack

Howdy, thanks for all the suggestions. I have to admit I'm not sure I understand what everybody is talking about (and it's possible that's my biggest problem).
I am looking at a Vizio monitor that I purchased awhile back. It has HDMI, VGA, USB, component (Red, Green, & Blue) and coax but no composite (yellow).

I have looked around for small flat screen TV's with the composite (yellow) and could not find one at Walmart or Best Buy, but did found one at Sears I don't remember the brand (I can find out). Because, of that I don't believe this is unique to Vizio. One of the Venues I have has a large flat screen TV (I think LG) with no composite (yellow) and another older TV with coax only. With my Window 7 computer I can go from headphone jack out of PC to my mixing board, go from VGA out of PC to K-World splitter composite (yellow) to another splitter box that converts rca to coax to the older TV, and then component (Red, Green & Blue) out of K-World splitter to the back of the newer large flat screen TV) and that works great.


I can do all this with the new Lenovo Windows 8 PC with VGA but the audio skips real bad (the audio jack in the new Windows 8 computers must be much different than the headphone jacks in all the previous Window PC's).

If you tie into the TV monitors at your bars, when they update these TV's and if you are running one of the newer Window 8 laptops you will probably run into this same situation

I'm not sure what a Scat connection even looks like. Maybe there is another term that I do understand

I'm still attempting to run audio to my mixing board and not my monitors. Tiki how do I connect this modulator to the PC unless it's through the audio jack (or something other than HDMI) and cleans up the skipping problem and will I still have the video problem.

Someone had talked about some settings I need to change will that clean up the audio skipping problem coming from the audio jack?

I do appreciate how everybody is trying to help, Thanks, Stu

AllI was saying that the green on the composite will most likely accept a single yellow rca and work fine. The green rca female acts as a single input for a video "yellow" one. Check the online manual of that TV model and it will explain that to you.