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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: pooop on January 17, 2016, 05:48:04 PM
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Is there any way to get native video modes (OCS,ECS,AGA) on a smart tv via rgb-scart or any other way. I have a rgb lead but just get a white screen but it works when plugged into crt. would just like to have one tv for both ppc and original video modes
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Is there any way to get native video modes (OCS,ECS,AGA) on a smart tv via rgb-scart or any other way. I have a rgb lead but just get a white screen but it works when plugged into crt. would just like to have one tv for both ppc and original video modes
Works here on both my LCD TVs with an RGB SCART lead. Make sure the port you're plugging it into supports RGB, some TVs have two ports and usually only one does RGB.
edit On a related note, one of my TVs de-interlaces the Amiga's video signal, so you get a nice stable picture in Hi-res Laced. (even super hi-res laced works quite nicely stetched to 16:9!)
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Old scart cables doesn't usually work, crt is not picky if some signals is missing.
http://www.ianstedman.co.uk/Amiga/amiga_hacks/Amiga_SCART/amiga_scart.html
Another problem is that many LCD-TVs doesn't have RGB scart at all, they have composite scart. Usually IF there is two scart connectors, one is RGB and second is composite.
Composite is used adapter like this :
http://www.dhresource.com/albu_243867652_00-1.0x0/rgb-scart-to-3-rca-ryw-composite-adapter.jpg
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On a related note, one of my TVs de-interlaces the Amiga's video signal, so you get a nice stable picture in Hi-res Laced.