Alex Ethridge
New Member
This is my first time here and my first time to post. I am not an electronic experimenter and beyond Ohm's law, I know very little about assembling electronic circuits.
I have a project I'm working on that requires me to get the sound from a 8-ohm speaker-out trerminal on an old sound movie projector to the line-in on a VCR. I have no desire to build a circuit like this myself as one mistake could end in the ruining of a perfectly good VCR. I am looking for something commercially available that has already been built and tested by experts.
Some time back, someone told me I needed an attenuator (spelling?) cable. I got one; but, I am afraid to use it as I subsequently discovered that an attenuator cable is supposedly for converting speaker-out to mic, not speaker-out to line-out.
I have searched the internet and have come up with nothing. Perhaps I don't know what search terms to use. In any case, I'm lost on this.
Can someone here help me?
I have a project I'm working on that requires me to get the sound from a 8-ohm speaker-out trerminal on an old sound movie projector to the line-in on a VCR. I have no desire to build a circuit like this myself as one mistake could end in the ruining of a perfectly good VCR. I am looking for something commercially available that has already been built and tested by experts.
Some time back, someone told me I needed an attenuator (spelling?) cable. I got one; but, I am afraid to use it as I subsequently discovered that an attenuator cable is supposedly for converting speaker-out to mic, not speaker-out to line-out.
I have searched the internet and have come up with nothing. Perhaps I don't know what search terms to use. In any case, I'm lost on this.
Can someone here help me?