Here is a picture of what my S-Video looks like from my USA SNES on my In76 projector. Note the diagonal lines / herringbone / crosshatch pattern. Anyone know why I get this or how to get rid of it?

Cheers,

Alistair G.

Sorry it was a long day yesterday and I made one mistake in that last post. I meant my USA SNES RGB SCART cable has (as well as 220uF cap's on the RGB lines) got a 220uF cap on the Composite VIDEO line not composite sync. Yet all the web pages say to have NO cap going to composite video! Pin 8 of th...

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