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From Sasha Alexandrov To All 28 March 2006

Hello, All I have 2 BYTES and no one wants to mess with the new TV and VCR, but the old one is okay. Is it possible to connect them to TV-in? TV? PS The TV does not want to find the image. There is no manual tuning mode TV, but it’s on video. zymy My TV does not want to receive an RGB signal, does not respond to Fast Switch, 16 leg SCARTA.

From Chunin Roman To All 28 March 2006

Hello BYTEMAN BYT> I have 2 BYTES and no one wants to mess with the new TV and BYT> VCR, but the old one is okay. Is it possible to connect them to BYT> TV-in TV? BYT> PS The TV doesn’t want to find the image. Manual setting mode BYT> not on TV, but on video. BYT> zymy My TV does not want to receive an RGB signal, does not respond to Fast BYT> Switch, 16 leg SCART. Apparently RGB is not displayed on Scart - many TVs do this. Look in the TV description!

From Sasha Alexandrov To All 29 March 2006

Hello, CHRV TV SAMSUNG. On the back of the SCART there is an arrow, and below it is RGB.

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 30 March 2006

Hello BYTEMAN BYT> SAMSUNG TV. On the back of the SCART there is an arrow, and below it is RGB. Would you like to buy a PAL encoder from Roman? all problems will disappear... By the way, here http://sblive.narod.ru/ZX-Spectrum/Leningrad2/Leningrad2.htm there is a circuit for Leningrad, and in it there is a circuit for mixing signals to obtain composite b/w signal...

From Chunin Roman To All 30 March 2006

Hello BYTEMAN BYT> SAMSUNG TV. On the back of the SCART there is an arrow, and below it is RGB. I also have a Samsung and it works great with Scart. There is a PIN on the card that is responsible for switching where to get the signal, here is it needs to be given a +5V signal. To be honest, I don’t remember what number, but it’s already ran around somewhere, look on the forum!

From Nikita Alexandrovich To All 31 March 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> Honestly, I don’t remember what number, but I’ve already seen it somewhere, look for it CHR> on the forum! to BYTEMAN 16 pin

From Sasha Alexandrov To All 8 April 2006

Hello, do_se do_> Don’t you want to buy a PAL encoder from Roman? all problems will disappear... I wanted to assemble it myself. I found the schematic, but I can’t find the main chip. do_> By the way, here http://sblive.narod.ru/ZX-Spectrum/.../Leningrad2.htm do_> there is a circuit for Leningrad, and in it there is a circuit for mixing signals for do_> receiving a composite b/w signal... I would like a color image... Here's the question. Why do my and other Bytes only catch old TVs? Here's mine On the contrary, the Commodore 16 is perfectly accepted by new TVs, but the old ones don’t want to...

From Slavik Tretiak To All 8 April 2006

Hello BYTEMAN because the byte contains a SECAM encoder, and not a very good one. and all new TVs are designed for PAL. and the image quality of PAL will be higher. either connect via RGB or buy/build a PAL encoder.

From Sasha Alexandrov To All 3 May 2006

Hello, do_se Horizon 305. With the new TV it works as if you send sync to VIDEO-IN