>Does this mean my power supply had been going wrong for at least the past >year? What could a dodgy 12V line have done to the colours anyway? Why was >it working fine with a TV? I mean, WHY? > >Oh well, that just leaves me with problems which *are* inherent >incompatibilities, ie blurring of adjacent horizontal lines and the fact my >CRT isn't running at 50Hz...
Remember: Electrons know no bounds. By which I mean... (*clears throat* *plays middle C*) The power supply's connected to the Mod-ulator. The modulator's connected to the Co-ax The coax is connected to the sock-et The socket is connected to the... MC14335P (I think) The MC14335P is connected to the ASIC... And hear the word of the SAM :) So basically, I'm betting that you're getting crap from the modulator (due to the dodgy PSU problems you had), which is entering the composite video generator chip and screwing up your colours :) >Andrew > >PS. All my power supplies have been in white cases. Ian's is in a white >case. All the power supplies I remember seeing at Gloucester shows were in >white cases. Allan's is in a black case... anyone else got a black PSU? Yep :) Mark and Adrian gave me one as a gift at the first gloucester show (my original one was dead). >PPPS. 39 people so far have looked at my sam-users users page - but only >two have actually replied. Come on! I recognise some of the DNS names BTW, >I know who you are and there is no escape.... Eek! I'll get to it! Simon ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
