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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 777142" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>Hi again Denis</p><p></p><p>I'm not sure that I entirely understand exactly what you're trying to achieve. From the look of your logs you seem to have tried *many* different input combinations - obviously some worked and some didn't...</p><p></p><p>Let's be clear. When you configure a channel, you have more options available than the Colossus actually has to offer. The Colossus provides the following connections (some might be the loop-through outputs - not 100% certain):</p><p></p><p>pin:0 type:Video_SerialDigital</p><p>pin:1 type:Video_YRYBY</p><p>pin:2 type:Video_Composite</p><p>pin:3 type:Video_SVideo</p><p>pin:4 type:Video_YRYBY</p><p>pin:5 type:Video_Composite</p><p>pin:6 type:Video_SVideo</p><p>pin:7 type:Audio_SPDIFDigital</p><p>pin:8 type:Audio_Line</p><p>pin:9 type:Audio_SPDIFDigital</p><p>pin:10 type:Audio_Line</p><p></p><p>The mapping to physical inputs and options in the channel setup are as follows (<strong>this is an educated guess</strong>):</p><p></p><p>pin:0 type:Video_SerialDigital = HDMI [video] = HDMI #1</p><p>pin:1 type:Video_YRYBY = Component = YRYBY #1</p><p>pin:2 type:Video_Composite = Composite = CVBS #1</p><p>pin:3 type:Video_SVideo = S-video = SVHS #1</p><p>pin:4 type:Video_YRYBY (= Component loop output??? = YRYBY #2)</p><p>pin:5 type:Video_Composite (= Composite loop output??? = CVBS #2)</p><p>pin:6 type:Video_SVideo (= S-video loop output??? = SVHS #2)</p><p>pin:7 type:Audio_SPDIFDigital = HDMI [audio] = SPDIF In #1</p><p>pin:8 type:Audio_Line = RCA L/R audio = Line In #1</p><p>pin:9 type:Audio_SPDIFDigital = SPDIF audio = SPDIF In #2</p><p>pin:10 type:Audio_Line (= RCA L/R audio loop output??? = Line In #2)</p><p></p><p>Connect and select the inputs as per your requirements. For example, if you want component video with SPDIF audio then select YRYBY #1 for video and SPDIF #2 for audio. Also ensure that your source device (for example: STB) is configured to provide video and audio on the correct outputs if necessary. Some boxes may have HDCP protection on the HDMI output or not allow the use of multiple outputs at the same time (for example, HDMI and component + SPDIF).</p><p></p><p></p><p>I don't see any problem with MySQL in your logs.</p><p></p><p>mm</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 777142, member: 82144"] Hi again Denis I'm not sure that I entirely understand exactly what you're trying to achieve. From the look of your logs you seem to have tried *many* different input combinations - obviously some worked and some didn't... Let's be clear. When you configure a channel, you have more options available than the Colossus actually has to offer. The Colossus provides the following connections (some might be the loop-through outputs - not 100% certain): pin:0 type:Video_SerialDigital pin:1 type:Video_YRYBY pin:2 type:Video_Composite pin:3 type:Video_SVideo pin:4 type:Video_YRYBY pin:5 type:Video_Composite pin:6 type:Video_SVideo pin:7 type:Audio_SPDIFDigital pin:8 type:Audio_Line pin:9 type:Audio_SPDIFDigital pin:10 type:Audio_Line The mapping to physical inputs and options in the channel setup are as follows ([B]this is an educated guess[/B]): pin:0 type:Video_SerialDigital = HDMI [video] = HDMI #1 pin:1 type:Video_YRYBY = Component = YRYBY #1 pin:2 type:Video_Composite = Composite = CVBS #1 pin:3 type:Video_SVideo = S-video = SVHS #1 pin:4 type:Video_YRYBY (= Component loop output??? = YRYBY #2) pin:5 type:Video_Composite (= Composite loop output??? = CVBS #2) pin:6 type:Video_SVideo (= S-video loop output??? = SVHS #2) pin:7 type:Audio_SPDIFDigital = HDMI [audio] = SPDIF In #1 pin:8 type:Audio_Line = RCA L/R audio = Line In #1 pin:9 type:Audio_SPDIFDigital = SPDIF audio = SPDIF In #2 pin:10 type:Audio_Line (= RCA L/R audio loop output??? = Line In #2) Connect and select the inputs as per your requirements. For example, if you want component video with SPDIF audio then select YRYBY #1 for video and SPDIF #2 for audio. Also ensure that your source device (for example: STB) is configured to provide video and audio on the correct outputs if necessary. Some boxes may have HDCP protection on the HDMI output or not allow the use of multiple outputs at the same time (for example, HDMI and component + SPDIF). I don't see any problem with MySQL in your logs. mm [/QUOTE]
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