> From: Andrew Gale > >> Doesn't sound like a bad plan. All I need now is a >> SCART TV (or, maybe, my video has a SCART Aux socket), >> a SAM-compatible SCART cable, a PSU, some bits from >> Maplins, a little time and some courage. > >Or you could always crack open the SAM PSU and connect the >modulator in its own box (or to the scart socket). Perhaps >I'll open up my psu and work out which wires go where and >post the details on nvg.
I think my idea was more of a back-up plan incase my SAM PSU goes up-the-spout and Format runs out of them. But, the more I think of it, the more I want a cleaner TV picture from my SAM. I'm fed up with the wavey interference-type lines (no matter how I twiddle the modulator and retune my telly) and the shimmering blurred effect. I am hoping that connecting the SAM to my video (assuming it has an AUX SCART socket - Please, God!!!), with a cable that I intend on buying from Format,WCC or whoever, SHOULD give me a better looking screen - even though my TV is not a SCART one. Yay or Nay? (Why didn't I think of doing something like this sooner?) Justin
