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Camera docking station not viewing on LCD TV

  • 14-06-2006 10:46am
    #1
    Maxwell
    Closed Accounts Posts: 867 ✭✭✭


    This might seem to be in the wrong thread, but read further and it might be more appropriate in this forum?

    I looking for some help.

    My father in law has a 32" LG LCD HD Ready etc tv and purchased a standard digital camera (HP 735) as he wanted to connect and view his pictures on the TV, and as the camera didn't have av out ..I bought him on of these:

    http://shopping.yahoo.com/p:HP%20Photosmart%208886%20Dock%20:1991294216:page=details;_ylt=AiZNwTFKp0BZmJgWzlsG4vrYsr4F;_ylu=X3oDMTBiZ2o2Y3ZwBHNlYwNzaWJzcGVj

    Its basically a camera docking station that connects to the tv via component leads (visual and sound). The problem that Im having is that I can view the camera on the tv through DVI570 (I think), but it is seriously fuzzy and in black and white?? I think I have tried everything, but can't seem to get it working correctly.
    I have changed the TV setting to "received componet" and have changed the camera to output to a PAL set (its factory settings are NTSC) and this is mentioned in the camera's instructions

    Can anyone help - I can post any detailed spec's of the TV/Camera as required?


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  • #2
    Maxwell
    Closed Accounts Posts: 867 ✭✭✭Maxwell


    Just thought I would try a bump - someone maybe able to add some advice?

    Anyone?


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