B/W Picture on Sony TV (PAL)with Dual Head

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  • adamw
    mini MURCer
    • Nov 1999
    • 12

    #1

    B/W Picture on Sony TV (PAL)with Dual Head

    Hi,
    I've Millenium G400 Max to Sony 25" TV (PAL)
    throu SCART input.
    Unfortunately I obtain a black/white picture.
    Monitor res 800/600 - 16 bit
    Matrox newest drivers.

    What could be wrong ?

    Thanks in advance.

    Adam
  • Easty
    mini MURCer
    • Nov 1999
    • 86

    #2
    There's three quick checks!!

    Two settings in Advance settings >Duel Head Tab..

    Is NTSC checked instead of PAl

    In TV-out settings is black & White Ticked..

    I'd try selecting and deselting both these settings.. As I had to select then de-select the B&W option to get colour..

    Also If you have two Scart ports on the Back of your TV, try the other one!

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    • Le Bodge
      mini MURCer
      • Oct 1999
      • 47

      #3
      I think this can also happen when your TV is expecting composite but you give it S-Video.

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      • adamw
        mini MURCer
        • Nov 1999
        • 12

        #4
        Thanks for your good advices but they didn't solved the problem. Still B/W picture with some noise element (waves).It's PAL and SCART Composite and no BW signal selected.
        I have to add that Diamond Monster 3D II is also connected to my Millenium G400 MAX.
        I was intended to replace my slide projector by presenting my slides on TV but it seems to be not so realistic right now. Sorry.

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        • PeTe
          MURCer
          • Sep 1999
          • 260

          #5
          Well,

          Actually this is the old S-Video problem, most s-video have 4 pins, and some have 7 pins.. 4 pin model have both colour and luminance in the four pins, 7 pins model have luminance in the 4 pins and the 3 "extra" pins carry the colour..

          You must turn FROM your TV the S-video on in the SCART-channel options, i my tv i have 2 scarts and only 1 has this option, so make sure that you try them both. =)

          Some TV:s dont have this option and with them you cant use S-video.. atleast not with colour-picture. =) If your TV dont have this setting, just plug it RCA-video and it will work. =)

          Pe-Te

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