... blow the speccy and the RGB box.

... only became apparent because the RGB to s-video converter I ...

Where can I find an adapter which will adapt from standard modern monitor socket to RGB / Peritel Spectrum socket? PC World? Dixons?

... / s-video or plain old rgb.

... for is the one with RGB/TTL and composite inputs on ...

Found TTL / RGB adapters for sale at [url]www.protovision-online.de[/url] (An online shop in Germany).

It's the kind of socket you will find on the RGB / PERITEL port on the 128K Spectrum onwards (+2, +2A and +3 as well).

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Plus VGA requires analog RGB signals, but it could be ...

... ) to a monitor with RGB-I connector (digital RGB) then you can ... +2 is connected to the RGB-I of the 1084S monitor ...

... the same monitor with a RGB connection.

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I read that if RGB via the expansion port is ... ignored. On the 128K the RGB din has a specfic pin ...

... composite signal included on its RGB-Socket.
However, with our ...

I would throw the whole Spectrum palette away and replace it with the good old EGA palette, I always liked it.

If I had to choose only one color of it, I would go for bright red, i think it was rgb(255,128,128 ).

... composite signal included on its RGB-Socket.
However, with our ...

do i leave the power cable from the monitor free?:p

do you know if the picture is better than rgb scart?

... fine with the spectrums with RGB output (128, +2, +2A, +3 ... input, so only computers with RGB input can be connected to ...

... most TVs will still have RGB in though, so that people ... uses VHS? ;-) )
A spectrum RGB output would be much more ...

Thanks all,

In the it was the TV as I got sound when going through a tv card. But I will get the RGB lead as this will give the best picture.

Darren

... not hard to convert an RGB signal to a HDMI, so ...

... going to see composite/SVideo/RGB SCART for a long long ...

... than an alpha channel (-mc=rgb).

Anything anyone else ...

Not good source. CRT monitor Desk Scan 1402 has no composite inputm just RGB.
Prices are very likely not for home user.

Of course there are other brands, with composite PAL inputs too.

There is always a carboot sale if you want a good monitor for your spectrum. I often see people flogging Philips RGB/Composite monitors and the like for a pound a go.

... speccy being a +2 so RGB is the way to go ... would suit from my speccy (RGB one ofcourse) through to Gamecube ...

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Is there any hardware way to avoid that flickering on a typical RGB monitor or TV?
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Connect it to 100Hz TV (it is now typical).

Does your TV have multiple SCART sockets? I'd hazard a guess the cable needs RGB and usually only the first socket supports it.

... S-Video IN/OUT - no RGB.

The FM radio ...

... the TV arial, but the RGB out is soooo much better ...

... that you're sending an RGB signal (which is very important ...

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