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AndyGB
Guest
Hi
We've been using the Z2 successfully for the last week for DVD's and Sky (once I'd bought a JS RGB to S-Vid converter, doh !) with no problems. However I have just put on Monsters Inc for the kids and the picture will suddenly disappear to be replaced with the blue screen or it will go black and white and roll before going to the blue screen, before being displayed OK for a minute or so before going again. I've tried it both using the S-Video switched through my Denon 3801 amp and the component output direct from the DVD player and it happens on both.
This is the only DVD this happens to (so far), they are happily watching Tiger movie as I type this. Anyone have any ideas as to why this might be happening ?
I also bought a second RGB/S-Vid convertor to put the VCR through the amp to the projector, however all I get when using that is a black screen (not the blue no signal one). Have I made an expensive mistake by thinking that a VCR would output RGB or do they only output composite ? If it doesn't I've no way to connect the VCR to the projector as I only had S-Video and component cables run in (doh ! again).
Thanks in advance for any light you can shed on these little niggles.
We've been using the Z2 successfully for the last week for DVD's and Sky (once I'd bought a JS RGB to S-Vid converter, doh !) with no problems. However I have just put on Monsters Inc for the kids and the picture will suddenly disappear to be replaced with the blue screen or it will go black and white and roll before going to the blue screen, before being displayed OK for a minute or so before going again. I've tried it both using the S-Video switched through my Denon 3801 amp and the component output direct from the DVD player and it happens on both.
This is the only DVD this happens to (so far), they are happily watching Tiger movie as I type this. Anyone have any ideas as to why this might be happening ?
I also bought a second RGB/S-Vid convertor to put the VCR through the amp to the projector, however all I get when using that is a black screen (not the blue no signal one). Have I made an expensive mistake by thinking that a VCR would output RGB or do they only output composite ? If it doesn't I've no way to connect the VCR to the projector as I only had S-Video and component cables run in (doh ! again).
Thanks in advance for any light you can shed on these little niggles.