if you shove a tv tuner or a vga card with a tv encoder - although
most of the bundled software with the vga card and tv encoders wont
allow you to view fullscreen the image you are recording - a bit naff
tv tuners do but not many support analog or digital subtitles or text
features yet - or integ
Yes Aley although my TV does the same thing with the scart! (flicks on and off)
David
On 14 Jul 2011, at 21:35, Aley Keprt wrote:
> In my opinion, today a PC display is just a cheap crippled TV set. If you go
> and buy a proper fully featured LCD/LED TV set, you can get not only better
> pictur
In my opinion, today a PC display is just a cheap crippled TV set. If you go
and buy a proper fully featured LCD/LED TV set, you can get not only better
picture, but also a standard scart input on it. And you won't need to stick
with third party HDMI converters etc.
Best regards,
Aley
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>On Thu, Apr 08, 1999 at 10:27:52PM +0100, Andrew Collier wrote:
>> At 12:21 pm +0100 7/4/99, Ian Collier wrote:
>> >Or get a lead which converts SCART into three phono plugs (stereo audio and
>> >composite video) since that's pretty much guaranteed to work as long as you
>> >have phono sockets on
On Thu, Apr 08, 1999 at 10:27:52PM +0100, Andrew Collier wrote:
> At 12:21 pm +0100 7/4/99, Ian Collier wrote:
> >Or get a lead which converts SCART into three phono plugs (stereo audio and
> >composite video) since that's pretty much guaranteed to work as long as you
> >have phono sockets on your
At 12:21 pm +0100 7/4/99, Ian Collier wrote:
>On Wed, Apr 07, 1999 at 10:10:53AM +0200, Frode Tenneboe wrote:
>Or get a lead which converts SCART into three phono plugs (stereo audio and
>composite video) since that's pretty much guaranteed to work as long as you
>have phono sockets on your tv/vid
> From: Dan Doore [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>> i think it would be nice to get a diagram of the real scrat > connector,
and compare it to the sam's >one.
>> i hope many of us are able to make their own cable if we > would know
what pins to connect.
>
>The Pin-outs are in the back of the normal man
>I think I an was saying that most SCART input sockets
>don't tend to use the r,g,b signals but just use the composite
>video so if you wire a lead with the r, g, b, sound, and
>composite video signals connected, then that could be three
>wires wasted
there would be more than three wire
> i think it would be nice to get a diagram of the real scrat > connector, and
> compare it to the sam's one.
> i hope many of us are able to make their own cable if we > would know what
> pins to connect.
The Pin-outs are in the back of the normal manual, and the tech manual but here
are the p
I think I an was saying that most SCART input sockets
don't tend to use the r,g,b signals but just use the composite
video so if you wire a lead with the r, g, b, sound, and
composite video signals connected, then that could be three
wires wasted
Andy
>
> >Well, I have made my own one several years ago too.
> >I have connected coomposite out to my tv's composite in. That's all.
> >And it works perfectly. Especially when my power supply is broken and
> >i can see nothing when using regular tv-out. (can anybody help?)
>
> Well, the SAM makes the
Aley asked:
>Well, I have made my own one several years ago too.
>I have connected coomposite out to my tv's composite in. That's all.
>And it works perfectly. Especially when my power supply is broken and
>i can see nothing when using regular tv-out. (can anybody help?)
Well, the SAM makes the c
> Well, I just made my own. Not exactly difficult? The pinout is in the
> manual...
>
> Mine might not do exactly what you want yours to do though. It just brings
> out the stereo sound (pins 1 and 3, ground 4) and composite video (pin 19,
> ground 17) onto phono plugs, which I can then connect
Si Owen wrote:
>Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
>> anyways... if you want it lemme know... (same goes for anyone else,
>> though justin did bagsy, and i cant ignorr the rules of the playground
>
>Better let him have first pick, or he'll only get some of his friends to
>come and beat it out of me!
*laugh
On Wed, Apr 07, 1999 at 10:10:53AM +0200, Frode Tenneboe wrote:
> No - as far as i remember, the SAM's SCART has a different pinout from
> standard SCART.
The outward pins are the same but since the Sam does not accept incoming
video it has used the pins for various other purposes - so it's not a
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
> anyways... if you want it lemme know... (same goes for anyone else,
> though justin did bagsy, and i cant ignorr the rules of the playground
Better let him have first pick, or he'll only get some of his friends to
come and beat it out of me!
I may have a go at doing it
At 4:51 pm +0100 6/4/99, Si Owen wrote:
>Justin Skists wrote:
>> I'd like to get hold of a SAM-style SCART cable. Can anyone help?
>Ooo, I'd like one too if it means I can hook it up to my TV (Sony)!
Well, I just made my own. Not exactly difficult? The pinout is in the manual...
Mine might not do
Justin Skists wrote:
>
> Guys...
>
> I'd like to get hold of a SAM-style SCART cable. Can anyone help?
>
> Justin.
well... i have one (i think), stuck over at my dads in liverpool if
you want i can get him to post it here (or go and meet him even :o>...)
and then post it on to you it wo
> From: Si Owen [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Anybody know why a nice standard feature like a SCART became non-standard
on
>the SAM? Real shame that...
Probably to make a few bob for someone...
(Like the use of BBC B printer cables instead of PC ones)
>Is anyone up to make a few bob from putting s
> >No - as far as i remember, the SAM's SCART has a different pinout from
> >standard SCART.
>
> That is what I heard, too...
I remember trying a normal SCART lead, and I could see the picture but it
was like the vertical hold was slipping - it just scrolled up and up (or
down and down!).
Anybody
>> So, what's the problem? Simply go to the shop and buy a standard vcr
scart
>> cable.
>
>No - as far as i remember, the SAM's SCART has a different pinout from
>standard SCART.
That is what I heard, too...
Justin.
> >Guys...
> >
> >I'd like to get hold of a SAM-style SCART cable. Can anyone help?
> >
> >
> >Justin.
>
> So, what's the problem? Simply go to the shop and buy a standard vcr scart
> cable.
No - as far as i remember, the SAM's SCART has a different pinout from
standard SCART.
-Frode
>Guys...
>
>I'd like to get hold of a SAM-style SCART cable. Can anyone help?
>
>
>Justin.
So, what's the problem? Simply go to the shop and buy a standard vcr scart
cable.
Aley Keprt
> From: Si Owen [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Justin Skists wrote:
>> I'd like to get hold of a SAM-style SCART cable. Can anyone help?
>
>Ooo, I'd like one too if it means I can hook it up to my TV (Sony)!
Bagsy: I get the first one!!!
Jut.
Justin Skists wrote:
> I'd like to get hold of a SAM-style SCART cable. Can anyone help?
Ooo, I'd like one too if it means I can hook it up to my TV (Sony)!
Si
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