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Dave
Feb 27, 2002, 6:45:26 PM2/27/02
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Can anyone help me please as I am about to scream. When I record video from
my computer it is black and white yet the picture on the tv from the
computer is colour. I use scart on av1 (live in the uk) Scart is adapter
sort which has audio in and a s-video in. I am using geforce2 ti and the vcr
is a toshiba v-241uk model. I think it is the vcr as when I use my daughters
hitachi vcr it records ok. I have tried settings to no avail. Is there
anything that I have not tried or is it a case of take the vcr back as it is
unable to record in colour. I have tried just recording the desktop but it
still plays b+w
my computer it is black and white yet the picture on the tv from the
computer is colour. I use scart on av1 (live in the uk) Scart is adapter
sort which has audio in and a s-video in. I am using geforce2 ti and the vcr
is a toshiba v-241uk model. I think it is the vcr as when I use my daughters
hitachi vcr it records ok. I have tried settings to no avail. Is there
anything that I have not tried or is it a case of take the vcr back as it is
unable to record in colour. I have tried just recording the desktop but it
still plays b+w
TIA
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Trev
Feb 27, 2002, 7:37:42 PM2/27/02
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"Dave" <harrypo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can anyone help me please as I am about to scream. When I record video
from
> my computer it is black and white yet the picture on the tv from the
> computer is colour. I use scart on av1 (live in the uk) Scart is adapter
> sort which has audio in and a s-video in. I am using geforce2 ti and the
vcr
> is a toshiba v-241uk model. I think it is the vcr as when I use my
daughters
> hitachi vcr it records ok. I have tried settings to no avail. Is there
> anything that I have not tried or is it a case of take the vcr back as
it is
> unable to record in colour. I have tried just recording the desktop but
it
> still plays b+w
>
> TIA
>
> --
> Dave.
>
>
Mike Rehmus
Feb 27, 2002, 9:03:43 PM2/27/02
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Sounds like only the luminance information is not getting to the computer.
At least that is what I would say if it were a NTSC system. Maybe S-Video
is independent of the video standard. If so, then you don't have the
chrominance channel connected.
At least that is what I would say if it were a NTSC system. Maybe S-Video
is independent of the video standard. If so, then you don't have the
chrominance channel connected.
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Jimbo
Feb 28, 2002, 8:27:50 AM2/28/02
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"Mike Rehmus" <mi...@ByVideo.com> wrote in message
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> Sounds like only the luminance information is not getting to the computer.
> At least that is what I would say if it were a NTSC system. Maybe S-Video
> is independent of the video standard. If so, then you don't have the
> chrominance channel connected.
news:a5k32u$a7i$1...@bob.news.rcn.net...
> Sounds like only the luminance information is not getting to the computer.
> At least that is what I would say if it were a NTSC system. Maybe S-Video
> is independent of the video standard. If so, then you don't have the
> chrominance channel connected.
Of course it could just be that you're sending a SVideo signal to an RGB
only device.
jimbo.
Dave
Mar 1, 2002, 4:36:28 PM3/1/02
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"Jimbo" <nos...@everagain.com> wrote in message
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How would I know if its an RGB only device. What bugs me is that it copies
fine an a hitachi model but not my toshiba.
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