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In Reply to: S-video or composite posted by Joe Murphy Jr on April 10, 2004 at 14:58:41:
I meant to put this in the other post, but thank you for spending some time on this with me.And oh how I know the frustration of wiring. Did the same thing you did but with svid out and in on a TV a few years ago (why does a TV need svid out?). Here is a question for you though, in my experience if the Y, Pb, Pr aren't plugged in properly you get a picture missing one or both of those colors. Does this not hold true all the time?
At this point I have about given up as this just defies everything and test I can think of short of getting new cables (which looks to be my lost hope). I just hope I didn't damage my receivers inputs as the Monster Cable goes on so very, very tight that I cringe everytime I unplug them. I worry that it will pull out the input from the reciever.
Thanks again,
Jeff
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Follow Ups
- Re: S-video or composite - Syncros 09:18:16 04/11/04 (6)
- two more - Joe Murphy Jr 21:46:25 04/11/04 (5)
- Re: two more - Syncros 10:27:21 04/12/04 (4)
- Still no luck - Syncros 16:26:18 04/12/04 (3)
- Re: Still no luck -- cable INFO - GrandpaBobby 03:31:15 04/14/04 (2)
- Where I am at today - Syncros 18:21:40 04/16/04 (0)
- nothing wrong with Monsters - Joe Murphy Jr 16:46:16 04/14/04 (0)
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