13 May
2005
13 May
'05
9:29 a.m.
I'm almost certain that my Domesday setup (which
only does
video overlay on RGB outputs) wouldn't work with my cheap
14" TV via the SCART connector when I tried it.
It could be it needs a signal on the switch input to select
RGB as opposed to composite in. I remember having to do this
on an Amiga RGB to scart lead for my brother's TV.
Lee.
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13 May
13 May
10:05 a.m.
I'm almost
certain that my Domesday setup (which only does
video overlay on RGB outputs) wouldn't work with my cheap
14" TV via the SCART connector when I tried it.
It could be it needs a signal on the switch input to select
RGB as opposed to composite in. I remember having to do this
on an Amiga RGB to scart lead for my brother's TV. 
2:01 p.m.
Hi,
lee davison said:
It's possible, all my tvs, including my battered old Sony,
getting on for 20 yrs old, automatically switch to rgb if there
is a voltage on the correct SCART pin (pin 8??) (but will switch
to tv or the composite video, and audio, phono sockets from the
remote).
--
Cheers,
Stan Barr stanb at dial.pipex.com
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I'm almost
certain that my Domesday setup (which only does
video overlay on RGB outputs) wouldn't work with my cheap
14" TV via the SCART connector when I tried it.
It could be it needs a signal on the switch input to select
RGB as opposed to composite in. I remember having to do this
on an Amiga RGB to scart lead for my brother's TV.
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