Thomas Harte wrote:
>
> Is there anything special about the SCART socket that makes it not a
> normal
> SCART socket? I've tried connecting it up to a few devices (TVs and videos),
> but it only seems to produce a blank, black screen. Maybe mine is broken?
>
> -Thomas
There used to be loads of info about things like SCART in ye olde Sam
Supplement. I wonder if Dave Tonks would have any objections to the
lot going up on nvg? Is anyone in contact with him these days?
Dave
On 12 Sep 99, at 10:33, Dave Whitmore wrote:
>
> There used to be loads of info about things like SCART in ye olde Sam
> Supplement. I wonder if Dave Tonks would have any objections to the lot
> going up on nvg? Is anyone in contact with him these days?
Didn't they have a website as one point?
Did someone on this list mention at some point in the distant past that
there were Sam versions of Pang and Rock Star Ate My Hamster?
I'm not sure where I got the idea if not from this mailing list... I
only ask 'cos I'ev been playing both on a PC Spectrum emulator, and kept
thinking "This could b
I once used the SCART socket for sound output, since at the time my soldering of
DIN plugs was shite and the solder never held very long. Problem solved when I
wired up a SCART plug with both monitor outs and sound going to a battery (later
mains) powered amp, and thence to stereo speakers.
Yes, i
Sorry - typo
> I once used the SCART socket for sound output, since at the time my
> soldering of DIN plugs was shite and the solder never held very long.
> Problem solved when I wired up a SCART plug with both monitor outs
> and sound going to a battery (later mains) powered amp, and then
>Did someone on this list mention at some point in the distant past that
>there were Sam versions of Pang and Rock Star Ate My Hamster?
Stefan Drissen was reported to be working on a Sam version of Pang at one
point, but as far as I'm aware neither of those two games actually exist
for the Sam.
A
> Is there anything special about the SCART socket that makes it not a
normal
> SCART socket? I've tried connecting it up to a few devices (TVs and
videos),
> but it only seems to produce a blank, black screen. Maybe mine is broken?
Non-Standard.
The connections are in the Sam User Guide.
For re
Just to say thanks for everyone who posted follow ups. Using the
relevant
information I've been able to use a regular scart to scart and snip enough of
the 'un-necessary' wires to create a fully working lead! I'm probably now only
using the composite signal, but if it gets the picture to m
Andrew wrote:
>>Did someone on this list mention at some point in the distant past that
>>there were Sam versions of Pang and Rock Star Ate My Hamster?
>
>Stefan Drissen was reported to be working on a Sam version of Pang at one
>point, but as far as I'm aware neither of those two games actually
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