Will a Casio EV-510 accept video (composite) in?

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warmachine
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Will a Casio EV-510 accept video (composite) in?

Post by warmachine »

Or, should I say, is it portable friendly at all? I know Ben used a higher model (6XX or 8XX, I can't recall right now), but the screen would be nice for a Genesis portable I'd like to start on.

[EDIT] I only ask because different sites have given me conflicting reports as to whether or not it has an A/V jack on it:

It doesn't: http://audioholics.audioreview.com/cat/ ... 23crx.aspx

It does: http://www.jbronline.com/storefront/Pro ... uctId=2715

I have searched the forum, and found nothing.
floivanus
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Post by floivanus »

the first site you have linked to says that the TV in question has an AC input capability, now considering there's no such reason to have an airconditioned TV, that was probably supposed to say A/V, so yeah, it's got A/V input.
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