I got my DVB-350 yesterday, about 6 weeks after I sent off the form. Had to go buy a SCART cable but the picture looks pretty good. I think I have the 14:9 problem mentioned in another thread somewhere, so will have to get that fixed up.
(Incidentally, the easiest way to see that is to look at the channel in the channel list and then by itself - you can see if you are missing the top of the picture. It's most ovbious on the guide channels)
QUOTE (vipes @ Sep 30 2004, 06:36 PM)
I already have a normal foxtel at the moment.. with this new Teac digital set top, how do I link it up so that I can have the digital and have my foxtel at the same time?
You probably need something similar to what I have (although I don't have Foxtel).
What I've got:
DVB-350 -> TV via SCART-SCART cable into EXT1
PS2 -> Receiver via PS2 Component Cable
PC -> Receiver via Composite
N64 -> Receiver via Composite
Receiver -> TV via dodgy Component SCART Cable into EXT2
Receiver -> TV via Composite into F-AV
That way, to watch DTV, use EXT1 or RGB, the PS2 use YCbCr, others use F-AV.
The only tricky bit is the dodgy Component SCART cable. The one supplied with the TV (I've got the EU2816STF, 66cm Pure Flat) has SCART -> 5 RCA. This cable works, but I get really bad ringing with it. If I watch Family Guy, all the black lines look like white/black/white lines.
You can't just go buy a better SCART -> RGB cable because the pins on the EXT2 socket are wired strangely.
I made a new cable using some RGB cable I got at Jaycar that doesn't quite fit into the SCART plug shell and it looks a lot better. I didn't bother with audio since I use the Receiver for that anyway.
I put up a pinout for the cable here:
Dodgy SCART WiringOf course, Foxtel might not even use component for all I know, but this might be useful for someone.