HELP!!! Connecting Spectruma (Leningrad) to a computer TV tuner?

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From Andrew Borisov To All 1 December 2006

Hello, All Leningrad has finally gathered. Many thanks to Ivan for the payment. Everything works, but only when connected to an imported composite B&W TV output to the AV input, but when I connect it to the computer TV tuner to the AV input, it doesn’t he wants to show nothing. Yes, and on TV the image is disgusting, gray and noisy, but the synchronization stable, but there is nothing on the tuner at all, just a blue screen. :) Is it possible to somehow connect Leningrad to a tuner without a PAL encoder? For the first time, a black and white image will be fine, the main thing is that it’s normal it was. In any case, I’ll be assembling a PAL encoder, but for now I can’t wait to somehow connect. Please do not suggest damaging the monitor and TV. :) Love this I'll work on it, I'll build the coder later anyway. Can you also tell me which one is better to assemble and where is the best and fastest place to order the board?

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 December 2006

Hello andrew76 and> Is it possible to somehow connect Leningrad to a tuner without a PAL encoder? and> You have a mess in your head. PAL it provides a color image rather than image in general. A blue screen may be a consequence of: 1) misconfiguration of the software (connect the tuner to the TV, the TV as signal source, and get a picture). 2) for some reason included in the antenna input instead of AV... 3) non-standard scan generated by Spectrum (correct quartz is it worth the nominal value?) turns off the tuner. By the way, which one? Pinnacles are the best (and not just tuners). > Maybe you can also tell me which one is better to assemble and where the board is better and faster > order? Nodecoder (C) NEDOPC. Only the board obviously needs to be redeployed there...

From Andrew Borisov To All 1 December 2006

Hello fk0 fk0> You have a mess in your head. PAL it provides a color image, not fk0> image in general. A blue screen may be a consequence of: fk0> fk0> 1) non-configuration of the software (connect the tuner to the TV, TV in fk0> as a signal source, and get a picture). fk0> fk0> fk0> 2) for some reason included in the antenna input instead of AV... fk0> fk0> fk0> 3) non-standard scan generated by Spectrum (quartz Is fk0> the correct value?) disables the tuner. By the way, which one? fk0> Pinnacle (and not only tuners) are best suited. fk0> fk0> Nodecoder (C) NEDOPC. Only the board obviously needs to be redeployed there... Actually, I'm far from an idiot. And I know perfectly well why an encoder is needed. Further point by point: 1. The tuner is 100% working, the software has nothing to do with it - the tuner is hardware, and there is a picture from a video camera. So the tuner is fine. 2. See above, I connect correctly. 3. Frequencies correspond to 15625 and 50 Hz. Quartz 14 MHz, Spectrum board cut in accordance with quartz. Hardware tuner, AverMedia AverTV Box 5 Live.What can you say about the encoder on the MC1377?

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 December 2006

Hello andrew76 and> Hardware tuner, AverMedia AverTV Box 5 Live. and> What can you say about the encoder on the MC1377? AverMedia is lousy for Spectrum. Verified. The MC1377 does not separate chroma and luma signals. As a result, we have color glitches on the fine black and white grid. Yes, practically, just black and white spontaneously colors. Simply because in the spectrum of the brightness signal there are frequencies close to the color subcarrier. Of course you can use a filter try to cut. Everything will be blurry. Why, if in NedoCoder the CXA2075 used separates brightness and color (S-Video output)...

From deathsoft To All 1 December 2006

Hello andrew76 and> Is it possible to somehow connect Leningrad to a tuner without a PAL encoder? It is possible, but the image will be black and white, Leningrad has a Video output, which provides full b/w video signal. When connected to a tuner, the image may be offset due to an incorrect level of mixed synchronization (so was on my Scorpio), so you may have to adjust the amplitude mixed sync pulses (I soldered a multi-turn potentiometer instead constant resistor and adjusted), my tuner is Aver TVPhone98

From Chunin Roman To All 1 December 2006

Hello fk0 fk0> Nodecoder (C) NEDOPC. Only the board obviously needs to be redeployed there... Kirill, you should visit my site at least once! The fee was already redrawn almost a year ago :-).

From Pavel Fedin To All 1 December 2006

Hello fk0 fk0> AverMedia - lousy for Spectrum. Verified. fk0> fk0> MC1377 does not separate chroma and luma signals. As a result we have fk0> color glitches on a fine black and white grid. Yes, practically, simply fk0> black and white color is spontaneously colored. Just because fk0> the spectrum of the brightness signal contains frequencies close to color fk0> subcarrier. fk0> I have such a problem if I choose the SECAM standard. I switch to PAL - and no frills, normal b/w video. AVerTVStudio, Pentagon-128/1991

From Pavel Fedin To All 1 December 2006

Hello fk0 I don't have a coder. I assembled a b/w mixer from a diode and three resistors. Sorry if the question involved connecting via a PAL encoder.

From Vasya Popov To All 1 December 2006

Hello Sonic I have a question - what will be the output (see attachment)? PCTV? or what? File: smes_rgb.JPG http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4223

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 December 2006

Hello Sonic Son> I don't have an encoder. I assembled a b/w mixer from a diode and three resistors. Son> Sorry if the question included connecting via a PAL encoder. That's right. Without an encoder, there are no system recognition signals in the video signal color - the decoder turns off and does not decode anything at all.

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 December 2006

Hello Sonic Son> I have such a snag if I choose the SECAM standard. Switch to Son> PAL - and no tricks, normal b/w video. Son> AVerTVStudio, Pentagon-128/1991 This means you don’t understand the essence of the question, either you have the wrong encoder, or you Indeed, the encoder does provide a filter, but then everything is quite blurred. And SECAM has no side effects here - it is PAL/NTSC.

From Mikhail Andreev To All 1 December 2006

Hello John North Joh> I have a question - what will be the output (see attachment)? Joh> PCTV ? or what? black and white composite.

From Vasya Popov To All 1 December 2006

Hello, Mikka_A Mik> black and white composite. and if you submit it to TV, to the PCTV input? Will the picture be black and white?

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 December 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> Kirill, you should visit my site at least once! CHR> The board was already redrawn almost a year ago :-). Green? I don’t even know if this is good or bad. Here is Scorpio - after the start The production of green boards has completely died out.

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 December 2006

Hello John North Joh> and if you send it to TV, to the PCTV input? will the picture be black and white? It will be generally bad, because the output impedance of the whole thing should be 75 ohms be.

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 December 2006

Hello John North Joh> I have a question - what will be the output (see attachment)? Joh> PCTV ? or what? The main thing in the word PCTV is PC. What does FULL COLOR mean? Where did you see the color?

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 December 2006

Hello, Mikka_A Mik> black and white composite. composite means mixed. The only question is what and with what. Or do you have composite-48?

From Vasya Popov To All 1 December 2006

Hello fk0 fk0> Where did you see the color there? R G B - aren't these colors?