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I would like to ask which slot do i have to install the kit? <br />

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I would like to ask which slot do i have to install the kit?


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Your computer should have Video-in slot for Apple Video System and TV/FM Radio bay for Apple TV/FM Radio System.<br />
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Apple Video System is an AV card to &quot;convert&quot; low frequency composite video signal into raster images for system video (graphics) card. It should be install into Video-in slot.<br />
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Apple TV/FM Radio System contains TV tuner which converts high frequency video signal from your TV antenna into low frequency video signal for Apple Video System. It should be installed into <br />
TV/FM Radio bay.<br />
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I'm not sure if your kit contains both units or TV/FM Radio System only. I think it should.<br />
I apologize for detailed explanation - perhaps you already know <br />
most of those things.<br />
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Your computer should have Video-in slot for Apple Video System and TV/FM Radio bay for Apple TV/FM Radio System.

Apple Video System is an AV card to "convert" low frequency composite video signal into raster images for system video (graphics) card. It should be install into Video-in slot.

Apple TV/FM Radio System contains TV tuner which converts high frequency video signal from your TV antenna into low frequency video signal for Apple Video System. It should be installed into
TV/FM Radio bay.

I'm not sure if your kit contains both units or TV/FM Radio System only. I think it should.
I apologize for detailed explanation - perhaps you already know
most of those things.




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I would like to watch TV programmes (Pal signal) on my Performa 6400/200. &nbsp;Does the Apple Video/TV/FM kit suitable for my mac? (Does it support Pal signal?) My machine has no Nubus but two PCI slots. 
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I would like to watch TV programmes (Pal signal) on my Performa 6400/200.  Does the Apple Video/TV/FM kit suitable for my mac? (Does it support Pal signal?) My machine has no Nubus but two PCI slots. 

How can i watch TV (Pal singal) in my Performa 6400?

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