Op do 18-09-2003, om 15:48 schreef Ríkharður: [...]
> Does anybody know where I can find those instructions ? > > I have looked around and found nothing.. > If you go to the website of Pinnacle: http://www.pinnaclesys.com/, choose ¨Support¨ and choose ¨Studio Version 8¨, the last entry in the Home Video Group. Then you choose ¨Pinnacle discussion forums¨ and click on the ¨click through¨ link that will open a new window. There you choose ¨Studio version 8.x¨. At the top of the screen you see a search option. When you search for ¨diagonal line interference¨ you will find a lot of messages about this infamous problem. Reading the messages, you will also notice that the Pinnacle support people are non-existent with this problem, like they try to ignore it :-( The SAA7110 chip has four pairs of 5V analog supply lines. Each pair consists of a +5V line Vddax (x = 1..4) and a ground line Vssax (x = 1..4). The capacitator should be on one pair, so pick a pair that is easiest for you. Other things you need: 1) The datasheet of the SAA7110 chip, so you know where to find the @#$% small pins ;-) : http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/pip/SAA7110AWP_00.html#datasheet 2) A capacitator of 10 or 16V, the capacity you need may vary. I needed a 1000 uF, others on the forum only needed 100 uF. 3) A steady hand and a lot of guts ;-) Special point of attention: A capacitator has polarity, so the + ¨leg¨ of the capacitator has to be soldered to the +5V line of the chip, and the other ¨leg¨ has to be soldered to the ground pin. Do it the other way around and the capacitator will explode. (No joke) If you don't feel brave, you can try to find an electronics repair shop to do it for you. Kind regards, Bert ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Mjpeg-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mjpeg-users
