#RGB Blues
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I have regularly run both the FlickerFixer and BridgeBoard VGA signals
through an A-B switch to a NEC II MultiSync monitor with both displays
looking very good.
Recently I have wanted to run the Amiga RGB and FlickerFixer video signals
through an A-B switch to the same monitor. Merely plugging the RGB cable
into the Amiga (whether or not the other end was plugged into the monitor)
instantly degraded the FlickerFixer display, slightly shrinking the size of
the display, over-saturating the colors, and creating fringing in
16-or-more color screens especially gray-scale displays. If I did complete
the connection and, switch to RGB, the RGB display would appear looking as
good as it ever does look.
Is this incompatibility of Amiga displays a fact of life, meaning I really
do need two monitors? Or am I doing something wrong? Rob.
Rob,
I don't have a FlickerFixer…but believe there's an adjustment on
the back of it you can twiddle with to return the display to you originally
had.
Don
It is unlikely that this adjustment is related to the reported problem.
Peter.
Rob, it sounds to me like your 23 pin cable is defective in some way. There
have been some pretty dubious cable designs published. A properly made
cable attached to the 23 pin connector should not affect the flickerFixer
display. You might want to check with Redmond Cable. Peter.
Thanks, Peter, I got it from Redmond