HudsonArcade
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You can't have both hooked up at the same time -- that double terminates the line.
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yeah i unhooked the crt and still same thing, No picture to the tv. Tried all 3 rca cables just in case i had a bad wireYou can't have both hooked up at the same time -- that double terminates the line.
Tv on, set to av, and that is the exact way I had pins hooked up. maybe I got a bad av input on the tv? I'm really not sure... it's a brand new tv.pin 17 is connected to the outer ring of the av connector. pin 18 is connected to center pin. make sure tv is set to av input
Yes just the yellow input on the tv. I used the white and red cords as well to the yellow input on the tv trying to get a signal.quick question. on the tv is it just 1 yellow colored input you are connecting too. I want to make sure we are on the same page. you made me think when you said 3 and I start thinking rgb not av
would the cord being long be a problem? the rca cables i have are like 12 foot.quick question. on the tv is it just 1 yellow colored input you are connecting too. I want to make sure we are on the same page. you made me think when you said 3 and I start thinking rgb not av
That isn't a ROM issue. It's a video issue.I pulled the game board out, The rom in the E slot is all soldered together on all the pins had one completely detached (reattached it with no change). I'm wondering if i just need to replace my roms.
It shouldn't be, unless you run the RCA cable next to a power cord. That can put an AC signal on the RCA cord, and cause video distortions.would the cord being long be a problem? the rca cables i have are like 12 foot.
I was wondering that, Let me try a different tvCould be your other TV just can't handle the signal from your invaders PCB.
LCD TVs are very picky about their sync signal. If your sync isn't right (which is possible based on the image) the TV may simply refuse to display the signal as it is treating it as unstable. CRTs don't lie, if you have a CRT TV try it above all as it will display whatever it is fed.
I'm going to have to go find one then.LCD TVs are very picky about their sync signal. If your sync isn't right (which is possible based on the image) the TV may simply refuse to display the signal as it is treating it as unstable. CRTs don't lie, if you have a CRT TV try it above all as it will display whatever it is fed.
Full discretion! Like @HudsonArcade said, you most certainly can run these games on an LCD, but only if the sync is right or at least close. A CRT will display the image even without sync.I'm going to have to go find one then.
However, I find it compelling evidence for the PCB having an issue and not the monitor. If it were a monitor issue and the signal coming out of the board was fine, you would think it would display correctly on the LCD. There are a lot of unknowns in play here.I'm going to have to go find one then.