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January 2nd 10, 05:34 PM
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Composite looks better than RGB! That cant be right?
Hello,
I have a Cambridge audio DVD player that I have been using via a scart cable to my Sony television using RGB with no problems. I have just bought a panasonic plasma television and now the DVD player looks really green unless I change the signal to composite video from RGB. I was always led to believe that the RGB signal was superior to composite but for some reason in this situation this is not the case. Please can anyone tell me what the problem may be? Many thanks in advance. Gary 
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January 2nd 10, 10:01 PM
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Composite looks better than RGB! That cant be right?
On 02/01/2010 17:34, Gazza wrote:
Hello, I have a Cambridge audio DVD player that I have been using via a scart cable to my Sony television using RGB with no problems. I have just bought a panasonic plasma television and now the DVD player looks really green unless I change the signal to composite video from RGB. I was always led to believe that the RGB signal was superior to composite but for some reason in this situation this is not the case. Please can anyone tell me what the problem may be? Many thanks in advance. Are you sure the SCART connection on the TV is set for RGB? Sometimes different SCART sockets expect different input, or can be changed in the config. -- Tony Evans Saving trees and wasting electrons since 1993 blog - http://perceptionistruth.com/ olmr - http://www.onelinemoviereviews.co.uk/ [ anything below this line wasn't written by me ]
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January 3rd 10, 10:26 AM
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Composite looks better than RGB! That cant be right?
On 2 Jan, 22:01, tony wrote:
On 02/01/2010 17:34, Gazza wrote: Hello, I have a Cambridge audio DVD player that I have been using via a scart cable to my Sony television using RGB with no problems. I have just bought a panasonic plasma television and now the DVD player looks really green unless I change the signal to composite video from RGB. I was always led to believe that the RGB signal was superior to composite but for some reason in this situation this is not the case. Please can anyone tell me what the problem may be? Many thanks in advance. Are you sure the SCART connection on the TV is set for RGB? *Sometimes different SCART sockets expect different input, or can be changed in the config. -- Tony Evans Saving trees and wasting electrons since 1993 blog -http://perceptionistruth.com/ olmr -http://www.onelinemoviereviews.co.uk/ [ anything below this line wasn't written by me ] Tony, I will look and check but I think so. Gary
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January 3rd 10, 07:04 PM
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Composite looks better than RGB! That cant be right?
"Gazza" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a Cambridge audio DVD player that I have been using via a scart cable to my Sony television using RGB with no problems. I have just bought a panasonic plasma television and now the DVD player looks really green unless I change the signal to composite video from RGB. I was always led to believe that the RGB signal was superior to composite but for some reason in this situation this is not the case. Please can anyone tell me what the problem may be? Many thanks in advance. Gary Sounds like a wiring or input problem. An RGB signal will give far better results (just try a snooker match) than composite. PS are you sure you are not playing NTSC stuff?
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