Commodore Amiga scart lead with audio plugs.
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Commodore Amiga scart lead with audio plugs.
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What are you talking about, man?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad_Cat_jr
RGB scart cables work on ALL tv sets, LCD, Plasma etc...
All my retro systems work fine with RGB cable on my plasma and my lcd tvs.
Unless there is not Scart input on the telly, which I've never seen so far, I don't see why an Amiga connected with RGB wouldn't work and a flat screen tv...
Only seen it working on my 1084 monitor, not working on my SAmsung tellie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zorg33What are you talking about, man?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad_Cat_jr
RGB scart cables work on ALL tv sets, LCD, Plasma etc...
All my retro systems work fine with RGB cable on my plasma and my lcd tvs.
Unless there is not Scart input on the telly, which I've never seen so far, I don't see why an Amiga connected with RGB wouldn't work and a flat screen tv...
so thats why i talk about that :D
That's really weird, never seen or heard of that kind of situation before...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad_Cat_jrOnly seen it working on my 1084 monitor, not working on my SAmsung tellie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zorg33What are you talking about, man?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad_Cat_jr
RGB scart cables work on ALL tv sets, LCD, Plasma etc...
All my retro systems work fine with RGB cable on my plasma and my lcd tvs.
Unless there is not Scart input on the telly, which I've never seen so far, I don't see why an Amiga connected with RGB wouldn't work and a flat screen tv...
so thats why i talk about that :D
Are you sure you haven't missed something in the settings on your telly ?
Many (not all) old Amiga RGB to SCART cables do not work on modern LCD/LED sets, due to being made from incorrect reference designs, with wrong voltage levels. (Sync signal ~5v instead of 1v, etc.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zorg33
The video decoder units in modern TV's are confused or even possibly harmed by these signals deviating from SCART specifications.
Video decoders have different tolerances, and different criteria for identifying supported video modes, so some modern TV's accept these cables, and some do not.
The four cables for sale here could most probably be fixed by soldering in some resistors. Instructions: EAB | Ian Stedman.
Amigakit are the only ones selling cables that are correct to the SCART specification and therefore guaranteed to work. Vesalia sells other designs but told me they could make them to this spec for the same price.
Note: Even though your modern TV has several SCART inputs, only one usually accepts RGB mode. (Usually SCART #1)
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In fact, declaring interest in the cables :)
Edit: PM sent
Thx m8, and also nice to see you have intrest in them.
But i made a mistake , the price is €7,- each and not for all four.
I'll set the right price now.
Ok in that case I withdraw my interest :)
I bet you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by frodegh
No problem.
Only i can't imagine that no one else saw it.
old price was also real cheap if it was for four.:thumbsup:
I guess I've been lucky then, as each and every one of my 30 old comps and consoles have worked fine through rgb scart on all plasmas and lcds I had over the years....Quote:
Originally Posted by frodeghMany (not all) old Amiga RGB to SCART cables do not work on modern LCD/LED sets, due to being made from incorrect reference designs, with wrong voltage levels. (Sync signal ~5v instead of 1v, etc.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zorg33
The video decoder units in modern TV's are confused or even possibly harmed by these signals deviating from SCART specifications.
Video decoders have different tolerances, and different criteria for identifying supported video modes, so some modern TV's accept these cables, and some do not.
The four cables for sale here could most probably be fixed by soldering in some resistors. Instructions: EAB | Ian Stedman.
Amigakit are the only ones selling cables that are correct to the SCART specification and therefore guaranteed to work. Vesalia sells other designs but told me they could make them to this spec for the same price.
Note: Even though your modern TV has several SCART inputs, only one usually accepts RGB mode. (Usually SCART #1)
THanks for the info by the way ! :)
cheers