Hey all, I've got a (probably unusual) situation that I've no idea of how to deal with it.
I have a project that requires audio to be feed into a VCR (along with a separate video feed) that would then be transmitted to some tv's via a coax cable. (like using the VCR as a transmitter), I've done this before, but in this case, the only supply audio line has a voltage of 100V being pumped through it (from a huge amp, they use to run about 20 large speakers). Anyways, I need a way of getting this signal voltage down to where it would be able to go into the transmitter (VCR) without destroying the device, or at the least distorting the video.
Does anybody know of hardware or way to do this? I assume a transformer will work, but I don't know how that will effect the audio?
PS. I hope this is the appropriate place to ask this, if it's not, my apologies.
thanks for any help or suggestions...
I have a project that requires audio to be feed into a VCR (along with a separate video feed) that would then be transmitted to some tv's via a coax cable. (like using the VCR as a transmitter), I've done this before, but in this case, the only supply audio line has a voltage of 100V being pumped through it (from a huge amp, they use to run about 20 large speakers). Anyways, I need a way of getting this signal voltage down to where it would be able to go into the transmitter (VCR) without destroying the device, or at the least distorting the video.
Does anybody know of hardware or way to do this? I assume a transformer will work, but I don't know how that will effect the audio?
PS. I hope this is the appropriate place to ask this, if it's not, my apologies.
thanks for any help or suggestions...