Frage von Nathanjo:
Hello,
I had a birthday a few weeks ago e a (fairly cheap) DVD player of: got up. Now, I have a problem when connecting s.meinen slightly older television (a 2nd slightly older television has the same problem). Unfortunately, I do not know exactly how old he is, but a few years he has been on the hump.
The problem: When I the DVD player via the SCART jack (s.DVD either on its own SCART book or audio (L / R) - Video Connections) displays a very strange picture of oversteer on the televisions come of Sharp . Contrasts are too strong, everything is slightly blurred. As mentioned, there is a similar problem s.einem 2nd Television (other Manufacturer) from a similar era. On a 3rd Test TV (as the 1st of Sharp, a successor), the picture looks quite normal.
My question is, how can that be? The signals which would go via the scart socket but its the same as ever, and ever since can not very well what has changed? Where is the problem? Is there hope?
Questions, questions, I hope to answer!
Thanks in advance,
Nathanjo
Antwort von PcSince88:
This is a SCART problem. Please bang you is a SCART cable is not the fully loaded, and your problem is resolved. Or you create a different connection to the TV (Fbas and RCA), perhaps you have lying around that even at home.
This is one of many typical problems emerge, the older for SCART wiring of devices and can solve just that.
Alternatively, disconnect the interfering compounds in the times, how it works, of course, synonymous. But not everyone is technically professionally biased ....
Gruss - PcSince88
Antwort von GhostDog:
Mhh I said as synonymous All attempts on the left / right audio - video-times (the formal name I now know, unfortunately connect nich), with the Page to the television, however, was busy again with nem scart adapter ... mhh ... my father was a TV technician time, but I still think before it was the scart connection:)
Thank you very much,
I'll try to find out how shall I get really connected!
MfG,
Nathanjo
