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416ray4538
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I've been fighting a battle Of wills with an Ampro for about 10 months now. A customer gave me a Sony 1252 partly out of pity and partly out of finding a home for his PJ. He lit it up before I loaded it in the truck and it it worked. I'm lost. I connected RBG from from my DVD and that's as far as I got. The pj makes noise. The guns glow. What am I missing
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AnalogRocks
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| Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2012 11:48 pm Post subject: Re: Sony 1252 |
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| 416ray4538 wrote: | | I've been fighting a battle Of wills with an Ampro for about 10 months now. A customer gave me a Sony 1252 partly out of pity and partly out of finding a home for his PJ. He lit it up before I loaded it in the truck and it it worked. I'm lost. I connected RBG from from my DVD and that's as far as I got. The pj makes noise. The guns glow. What am I missing |
Do you mean the component output or does your DVD player have a VGA out?
The 1252's are dead simple. Try S-video and see if you get a picture.
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tanwn
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you can't use component on a 1252 if i am not wrong, you need to use VGA 5BNC out or buy a hdfury / moome.
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416ray4538
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Using 3 wire rbg
Got a picture now
Thanks
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| 416ray4538 wrote: | Using 3 wire rbg
Got a picture now
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Is the picture green?
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With an IFB-12 card it is possible to connect component signal to a 1252
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AnalogRocks
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Yep
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416ray4538
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | 416ray4538 wrote: | Using 3 wire rbg
Got a picture now
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Is the picture green? |
Yah green.
I have a few boxes for translating signals; maybe one of those?
I'm trying to take Curts advice for centering the picture on the screen. If I read correctly I want to fill (almost) the raster ,then centre what's projected onto my screen.
So: The PJ is hanging partway up to the ceiling and I've got the picture centred on the screen (left/right) and the picture mostly fills the raster when looking into the guns; the green is the only one very bright.
This is an RGB vs component issue isn't it?
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Yes, you need a trascoder to go YPbPr to RGBHV or if your player has HDMI an HDFury or Moome card
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | Yes, you need a trascoder to go YPbPr to RGBHV or if your player has HDMI an HDFury or Moome card |
Stock 1252
I'll try the 2220
Thanks
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2200 is great! Make sure you have your player set to 480p and 16:9 enhanced, widescreen etc...
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2 little problems.
1) My screen is 5' by 9' so 123 " I run out of sideways adjustment for red and blue. That means I have to change spacers? And if so "anyone have some spacers?
2) With the pj hanging about 3 " from the ceiling and level the picture is about 3' low. Tilting the pj to move the picture is no problem but what about it being level? Is that not as important as the instructions say?
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