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Default No Color from S-Video port on Sony 725P DVD player

Hi folks- all of a sudden, I have no color coming from the S-video port
on this player. Color is there using the composite video port. Have
looked at the back of the PCB in that area with a microscope, checked
continuity from pin 4 (all pins, actually) through the traces- several
resistors and one 100 nF cap appear to be all good.

Any ideas? I'd love to see a schematic of this unit.

Paul Nelson W5GNF

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Hi folks- all of a sudden, I have no color coming from the S-video port on
this player. Color is there using the composite video port. Have looked at
the back of the PCB in that area with a microscope, checked continuity
from pin 4 (all pins, actually) through the traces- several resistors and
one 100 nF cap appear to be all good.

Any ideas? I'd love to see a schematic of this unit.

Paul Nelson W5GNF


Are you sure that it is the dvd output and not the tv s-vid input?
Did you try another s vid source to your tv?


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Hi, James.
Yup, there are two other S-video sources running to the TV through a
Sony DA333ES receiver; they both work fine. And I've switched things
around to eliminate the receiver switching circuitry. Haven't put a
'scope on the outputs yet. Could have missed something; gonna take it
over to a friend's place to doublecheck tomorrow.


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Hi folks- all of a sudden, I have no color coming from the S-video port on
this player. Color is there using the composite video port. Have looked at
the back of the PCB in that area with a microscope, checked continuity
from pin 4 (all pins, actually) through the traces- several resistors and
one 100 nF cap appear to be all good.

Any ideas? I'd love to see a schematic of this unit.

Paul Nelson W5GNF



Are you sure that it is the dvd output and not the tv s-vid input?
Did you try another s vid source to your tv?


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Check the settings in the DVD menu, it may have defaulted to the wrong
output.
Or some units have a simple switch on the back of the DVD player. Dani.




Paul Nelson wrote:
Hi folks- all of a sudden, I have no color coming from the S-video port
on this player. Color is there using the composite video port. Have
looked at the back of the PCB in that area with a microscope, checked
continuity from pin 4 (all pins, actually) through the traces- several
resistors and one 100 nF cap appear to be all good.

Any ideas? I'd love to see a schematic of this unit.

Paul Nelson W5GNF


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Default No Color from S-Video port on Sony 725P DVD player

On Sat, 19 Aug 2006 13:32:48 -0500, Paul Nelson
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Hi folks- all of a sudden, I have no color coming from the S-video port
on this player. Color is there using the composite video port. Have
looked at the back of the PCB in that area with a microscope, checked
continuity from pin 4 (all pins, actually) through the traces- several
resistors and one 100 nF cap appear to be all good.

Any ideas? I'd love to see a schematic of this unit.

Paul Nelson W5GNF


Have you checked to make sure the output mode of the player is set to
S-video? Many DVD players have a switch, or menu setting for
S-video/component. In component mode it will only output the Y signal
from the s-video.

Even if it's still set to S-video, it's worth toggling the setting
just in case a software bug caused it to switch to component mode
while still displaying S-video mode in the menu.
Andy Cuffe




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Paul Nelson wrote:

Hi folks- all of a sudden, I have no color coming from the S-video port
on this player. Color is there using the composite video port. Have
looked at the back of the PCB in that area with a microscope, checked
continuity from pin 4 (all pins, actually) through the traces- several
resistors and one 100 nF cap appear to be all good.

Any ideas? I'd love to see a schematic of this unit.

Paul Nelson W5GNF

This may sound too simple but...
You said you switched around various inputs but have you tried switching
the s-video cable?
Sometimes they just develop an internal break for no apparent reason.
Always try the simplest thing first.
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