In a message dated 11/28/02 2:40:55 PM, terburg@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
<< That's a 2-years old Sony Wega 32" Widescreen TV-set. The European version
with SCART inputs (EURO-connector/Peritel). >>
I say:
I am not familiar with SCART. It's a "Euro" only thing. ;)
Job continued:
<< But there is also this:
<http://www.fedingas.lt/hdw/co_Scart.htm>
Which indicates that there needs to be a signal of more than 1 Volt offered
to the 'blanking' input, in order to have the TV expect RGB input (otherwise
it assumes composite on the SCART). >>
I say:
In "the old days", subcarrier, blanking, vertical and horizontal drive
pulses were between 4 and 5 volts and fed separately from a sync generator to
whatever needed them. Those days are thankfully gone now thanks to pulse
generators built into VTRs and studio cameras, etc. that accept composite
video as a reference and make everything needed from it.
Job also added:
<< Thanks for all your replies, Dennis! >>
I reply:
I am here to help.
Dennis Degan (DennyD1@xxxxxxx), Video Editor
"The difficult we do right away . . .
The impossible takes slightly longer."
-- Slogan of Philo T. Farnsworth (the Father of Television)
<http://www.farnovision.com>
<http://philo75.com>
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