And have the words "One Penny" on them.
ooh yeah, so they do, i always though they said 'one pence'...maybe they updated it
Pence is plural of penny, so upwards from 1P (2P, 5P, 10P...) they say 'pence'
And have the words "One Penny" on them.
ooh yeah, so they do, i always though they said 'one pence'...maybe they updated it
Brining this to the next page and adding:I made one now, soldered everything like in this http://pandorawiki.org/images/Cable_connector_pinout.png picture (when it's plugged into the Pandora audio out left is in the top left, audio out right in the bottom left tv out 2 ( C ) in the bottom right, gnd second pin from the right in the upper row of pins), tested if I soldered well with a little light bulb (I did), connected it to my monitor and the Pandora, started the TV-Out script and selected "Enable TV Out in PAL Mode" and - the monitor says "no signal".
Any suggestion what my mistake could be?
Of course the ext port of my Pandora could be broken, as I can't test it with something else, but that seems unlikely to me.
That is a huge relief. They came back the first time insufficient postage, which is why you've got 2 stamps.I just get 2 letters 2 letters, 60 connectors each. Yupee!
I live in the Netherlands, everything is PAL here. And yeah, selected Pal in the tv out settings^ Regarding the black and white picture: Is your TV able to display NTSC signals in colour? If not, I guess checking to see if the TV-out stuff is set to NTSC might be worth doing before anything else.
Something like this might happen if the chrominans signal is lost, but the luminanse signal isn't. Check your soldering etc.
Yeah, that's what I meant - sorry for my slightly poor wording. What I meant was "You're in a PAL region, so checking to see if it's set to NTSC might be a good idea.". :lol:I live in the Netherlands, everything is PAL here. And yeah, selected Pal in the tv out settings^ Regarding the black and white picture: Is your TV able to display NTSC signals in colour? If not, I guess checking to see if the TV-out stuff is set to NTSC might be worth doing before anything else.
MOAAAR PICS!!!!
Yeah, I was really worried because I've still got a bunch of orders to go out, but apparently it's a rolling strike, so mail isn't stopped, just slower.I got mine yesterday, the last day before the mail strike happened.
I have other though on mind. Is possible to write script for setting video output into composite mode, so on "Y" pin is complete composite signal? I think, that I read something like this in very deep history, but I'm not sureWell, I could only optimize PAL settings, since I don't have an NTSC TV.
But now that others can test it, we could work together on the settings.
luma ------------+----> S-Video (Y) / composite
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,--||--´ (capacitor 470 pF)
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chroma ---+-----------> S-Video (C)
I'm wonder what is schematic of official TV out cable. IIRC there are both, S-Video and composite output on one cable. I doubt that S-Video still gives good signal, if capacitor for mixing luma and chroma signals is added: