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Re: Homevision Text over external video



Okay, I tried another video source for my external video, and get
the same thing, so its unlikely to be as you say David.

I just used my VCR Video output directly into HV, and directly back
out again and straight into my telly. Same thing.

Am I doing something really stupid here ?

I go into HV CONTROL MENU, SELECT VIDEO, and then just select
"iNITILISE FOR EXTERNAL VIDEO OVERLAY" followed by
"DISPLAY VIDEO SCREEN NUMBER 84"

Thats right is#nt it ?

Eamon
--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "David Buckley" <db@xxxxxxx; wrote:
> --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "eamonnogorman"
<eamonnogorman@xxxxxxx;:
>
> [snip]
>
> If everything is working Ok, then that suggests that the Skybox
> composite video output is a tad "odd" and HV cant lock onto
it.
>
> This is not unprecedented in my experience; I had an unsolved
> problem using a JoyTV tuner box driving an LCD monitor.  It worked
> on all sources except DVD.  With DVD the picture never locked.
The
> same RF was displayed perfectly on the other "normal"
tellys.
>
> So, have you an alternative CV source you can try?  Obviously they
> were more tolerant of whatever was "odd" about the DVD CV. 
I
> speculated that it might be macrovision, but in the end took out
the
> JoyTV / LCD monitor, and bought a cheapo telly :-)
>
> And a wall mount...  Which I put far too high...  WAF for the
> kitchen telly was never good...



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