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17 April 2012, 23:25
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A1200 composite/rgb video port flakey?
This is the second time this happens to me with different Amigas.
If I move around the composite cable, and sometimes even if I don't, there's some color fringing happening. The problem is this happens on the RGB port sometimes too. Like, green invades over the other colors. Is this a caps problem? If so, why is it trigered or made better by me moving around the composite video cable or the RGB cable? |
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17 April 2012, 23:35
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No idea, but I would try first in another Tv, just to be sure. Have you tried?
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17 April 2012, 23:44
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Yes, this happens in different displays. It happened before in another Amiga 1200 with another display.
Maybe the composite port has a cold solder point, but what worries me most is the RGB port. It can't be that both are screwed, so maybe it's a capacitor? |
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