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Old 15 September 2009, 01:42   #14
ferix
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@Ferix,

So you are using an A500?
The lack of colourburst on the video signal gave it away.
Yes, you're right. I forgot to mention It.

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The composite video output on the A500 is DC coupled from the video hybrid. On the A600/A1200 the composite video output is AC coupled from the CXA1145. The DC coupling will explain why the bottom of the sync from the A500 is not at 0V.
I didn't realize. It makes sense.

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Try a 470uF electrolytic capacitor on the video output. Connect the + terminal to the output from the Amiga and the - terminal to the wire going to the SCART lead. This replicates the output of the A600/A1200.
I'll try that, but I guess It's not the solution...
I think that the video levels are too high yet...

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Did you try using the output of the A520?
Well... I can't use the scart cable and the A520 at same time... at least without dismantling one of them... they are both plugged to the same connector on the amiga side :P
However, I looked at the CVBS signal from the A520, ant It looks like the one from the A500, but with the colour burst, of course.

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I'll think about this some more and post again tomorrow. Thanks for the scope plots.
Thank you for the replies.

P.D.: As you probably realized, English is not my first language, so I apologize if you get confused.
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