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Old 16-01-2005, 17:51   #1
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RGB output = blurred picture

Hi,

I have a Pace STB that is connected to my TV with a scart lead. The TV scart socket is RGB enabled. If I select RGB in the NTL settings menu the picture becomes blurred and the colour looks messed up. Is there a way to solve this problem?



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Re: RGB output = blurred picture

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In what way does the colour look "messed up"?

Have you tried another scart lead, to see if that's the problem?
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Re: RGB output = blurred picture

I have tried the scart lead that was supplied with the box and also one that I purchased myself. The picture looks very blurred with RGB mode and the colour looks as if you had turned up the brightness, colour, contrast etc to the max on the TV, I have tried turning these options right down on the TV but it dosent seem to help.
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Re: RGB output = blurred picture

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the colour looks as if you had turned up the brightness, colour, contrast etc to the max on the TV, I have tried turning these options right down on the TV but it dosent seem to help.
Check that your TV SCART socket is configured to RGB rather than Component.
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