Introduced in '78 (now 30 years old) has become the most common standard for connecting audio-video.
dilughiamo not too much on technical characteristics, but we are the problem, it can happen that if we do not have a SCART screen but it is only globally with the shield that covers all the cables together we can create, say, magnetic induction, perhaps intermodulation interference between video signals in and out.
This leads to an overlap between the source image and producing a TV tuner image quality I personally sucks.
fix the problem.
The overlap is caused by the proximity of the two signals, one possible solution is to disconnect the antenna, but the result comes as no better noise making the image even more shitty.
The only solution is to kill the
pin 19 of the SCART so leave him alone.
The solution I chose is not one of violence, in some cases change the input of the SCART on the TV can be successful, so before you kill should try.
For the wealthy, however, advisable to buy a SCART signal on each screen.
is the pinout:
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