Bought myself a small (14") color TV that's adjustable between 4:3 and 16:9 (important since my ADVC-100 doesn't recognize the WS-signal sent from Vegas). The "problem" is that the TV only has scart (no composite and no s-video). Connected my ADVC-100 to the TV through a scart-converter. If I use composite I get color (beautiful colors) but if I use S-Video I get either black and white or a very (and I mean very) noisy picture with occasional colored pixels (looks awful).
As I get color through composite this isn't a big deal but I would be interested in knowing why this happens. I though S-Video was a better and more accurate signal than composite. I use high quality cabels and a high quality scart converter. I have no problems getting color if I fed the signal directly from the ADVC-100 through S-Video and hook it up to my big widescreen TV (this is in a different room so its not an option to use this setup when I want to edit and/or color correct).
Anyone that can sheed some light? Is the problem likely to be scart related or TV-related (the TV was very cheep but it gives very nice/goodlooking colors).
Hans
As I get color through composite this isn't a big deal but I would be interested in knowing why this happens. I though S-Video was a better and more accurate signal than composite. I use high quality cabels and a high quality scart converter. I have no problems getting color if I fed the signal directly from the ADVC-100 through S-Video and hook it up to my big widescreen TV (this is in a different room so its not an option to use this setup when I want to edit and/or color correct).
Anyone that can sheed some light? Is the problem likely to be scart related or TV-related (the TV was very cheep but it gives very nice/goodlooking colors).
Hans