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Help DVD's in black and white!
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Edit:Just found an online manual for your dvd player.
I think alanrowell is right. You need an svideo lead to connect your dvd player to the Y/C (svideo) input of your tv. The scarts may not support svideo unless you can turn it on via the tv's menu."...IT'S FRUITY!"0 -
thanks for all your suggestions. I have abandoned the scart/s video lead and purchases an rgb. It works !0
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nice one, enjoy your tv. ( you did get gold plated scart leads didnt you?)
dont worry if you didnt, it would just be a shame to have such a great tv not recieving the sharpest pictures, as your screen is so large.what is the plural of moose?
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yes gold plated don't worry, I can't believe how much they cost though!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm off to watch a dvd now0
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