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Date Posted: 01:26:05 03/02/03 Sun
Author: Phil
Subject: Re: Nearly but not quite ;-)
In reply to: Mike 's message, "Re: Nearly but not quite ;-)" on 16:31:49 03/01/03 Sat

Thanks Mike.
Ive tried modifying the paldig code with no success :( . Dans code works, all be it only just, the pic is locking to the syncs (Lock LED off on normal and scrammed)and the picture on scramed and normal video is there but the scrammed video is inverted ie negative in full colour with h/v lock but with vectors up the putt.. There is , on both sigs, a horizontal offset during the scan, almost like the line scan is adding to each line, resulting in a sloping pic from right to left for each third of the screen then correcting itself back to the right starting point...errr a sawtooth might be a better way of describing it. It still seems that due to the sync being not only supressed, but extended well up into the colourburst and the resulting whiter than whites in the video levels ,that the end result at best would be a flashing light/dark pic? Being new to PIC code doesn't make it easy but is the auto invert supose to invert the video ?
Too many questions for one post.......
Phil

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