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I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€). It works in general fine, but it now and then repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about “RGB of TV SCART has been enabled.” & “Component video (YPbPr) has been
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I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€).
It works in general fine, but it now and then repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about “RGB of TV SCART has been enabled.” & “Component video (YPbPr) has been enabled.”
I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€).
It works in general fine, but it now and then repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about “RGB of TV SCART has been enabled.” & “Component video (YPbPr) has been enabled.”
Hi welcome to our forum. This is a UK based forum. We do not have this box in the UK. I guess the chances of any UK owner having this box is slim to zero.
You need to find a locally based source of information.
For some years Component video has been omitted from UK sourced boxes.
If you have a local TV with a scart RGB socket or component input you should use it, both will improve the image quality over composite video sources.
I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€) and I use HDMI to connect it to the TV.
It works in general fine, but now and then it repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about “RGB of TV SCART has been enabled.” & “Component video (YPbPr) has been enabled.”
I have not been able to find any information about this issue anywhere online. Can anyone tell me if there is a way to disable these information notes?
Thanks in advance!
Stefan
sa11e – 1 min ago »
I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€) and I use HDMI to connect it to the TV.
It works in general fine, but now and then it repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about “RGB of TV SCART has been enabled.” & “Component video (YPbPr) has been enabled.”
I have not been able to find any information about this issue anywhere online. Can anyone tell me if there is a way to disable these information notes?
Why are you reposting the same information. Without any idea as to what your TV is capable of how can anyone help ?
Thanks in advance!
Stefan
Hi,
Sorry for spamming this
I tried to attach two images but it kept saying that it failed since the image sizes were too big. I hade no clue that it was anyway posted
Thanks for your answer.
I have no clue where I could find a locally-based source of information.
sa11e – 1 min ago »
Hi,
Sorry for spamming this
I tried to attach two images but it kept saying that it failed since the image sizes were too big. I hade no clue that it was anyway posted
Thanks for your answer.
I have no clue where I could find a locally-based source of information.
Where are you located ?
Resizing images to fit in Windows to fit is very easy.
For portrait images resize horizontal pixels to 1920, For vertical one use 1080 pixels, As most of us at least have at best 1920 x 1080 laptop displays any larger is pointless.
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/use-windows-10-photos-app-to-resize-images/
I am in Finland, but don’t know much Finnish…
On the Chromebook I use I didn’t find a way to resize the images, so I cropped them as much as I could.
(I still don’t get why my drafts were posted when I didn’t click “Submit Post”, but only the Upload button…)
Does your TV have a scart socket that is RGB capable. Check the TV setup menus.
sa11e – 5 hours ago »
I am in Finland, but don’t know much Finnish…
That’s good as neither do most of us here. ;
Thanks for your replies – and for pointing me to the information on how to resize images on Chromebook
According to the user guide so is HDMI the best connection, but I don't have a full-HD TV, so that is not so important.
My issue is about this information about the "enabled connections" being shown 10-15 per minute sometimes.
All I want is some setting/switch to turn those off.
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This is probably of no help but on the FVP models under General settings>Video there are 4 settings:
Screen ratio
Display format
Resolution
SD Output
The last setting (SD output) controls whether output is supplied to the component video sockets. SD output off means no signal to component video. Maybe there is a similar setting on your box?
Component output on PVR’s is rare. The last one I had was the excellent Topfield models from OZ.
I do not re-collect any of the current boxes having component YPbPr output including the FVP models.
Positive there are no component outputs on a FVP model. All you get is composite – CVBS – (yellow) and stereo analogue audio (red/white).
The topfield models could switch the scart output to provide RGB or component but not both at the same time.
RGB is much more common with synch being provided using the CVBS pins on a scart cable. So Component uses 3 connections for video with synch on yellow. RGB needs 4 ignoring audio.
In fact most all digital sources use component colour space to save bandwith. This includes DVD.
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