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Offline fatboy

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Re: Amiga on a modern TV
« Reply #14 from previous page: March 12, 2009, 08:15:44 PM »
My A1200 looks great om  my 37" Panasonic...it just sits to the left of the screen a bit, using SCART (but no big deal)

I use Super High Res Laced...and there is no noticeable flicker!

Haven't tried mode promotion yet (DblPAL and so on)

I was playing Turrican II the other day and it looked and sounded great

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Re: Amiga on a modern TV
« Reply #15 on: March 13, 2009, 03:55:29 AM »
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stevil2k wrote:
Surely the picture would be better if it used the monitor port with a scart cable and a composite converter? The scart cable is very old, perhaps a newer one would give me better luck?


I don't think your composite converter is going to help one bit, since it probably doesn't convert anything to composite at all.

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Thinking about it, the TV has a VGA input...... Could that be a better option?

Generally televisions are very picky about what they accept on the VGA connector. Even though all TVs work with 15 KHz signals, they don't do that on the VGA input.
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