[linux-dvb] RGB is gone

[holger.bocklet@nexgo.de]

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Von: Matthias Weingart <matthias@pentax.boerde.de>
An: "holger.bocklet@nexgo.de" <holger.bocklet@nexgo.de>
Datum: 14.09.01 17:14
Betreff: Re: [linux-dvb] RGB is gone

> On Fri, Sep 14, 2001 at 03:40:17PM +0200, holger.bocklet@nexgo.de wrote:
> > I have a 1.3 Rev and thanks to your previous help it worked just fine with
> my homebrew J2-Scart-Cable. Unseen brilliant Pictures on my TV-Set... 
> > Suddenly RGB was out of sync. Well "suddenly": i didn't change the
> drivers, but i plugged the antenna-cable while the system was running...
> > 
> > The Picture is "running through" (sorry, litrally translatetd from german
> :-) stripes moving qickly from the top to bottom. One can see, there is a
> picture behind it, but its distorted, allthough all colors seem to be
> there.
> > I tested the cable over and over again, soldered it again, messed with the
> driver options, no change.
> > 
> > Seems to be a hardware problem, but even if it is, there may be some
> hardware-specialists here on the list. Do you hav any ideas how to repare
> the RGB-Output? (After seeing the RGB-pictures i hate the idea of staying
> with that muddy CVBS...). One thing puzzels me: how does RGB keep sync?
> Maybe there are some driver-options i didn't try...
> 
> Check your cable, it seems that the wire with the Sync-signal is missing.
> 
>         Matthias
> 

I would love to do that, but wich one is the sync?
The only Pin not assinged to a color in RGB-mode reads +5v on the description:

http://www.lindy.cc/local/LinuxDVB.nsf/e95ed8396fac68cfc1256a010064762b/f50a46f693a7e5b6c1256a0300654f91?OpenDocument







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