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John	posted on 27th Feb 06 at 13:12
	Scart box isn't fully wired then. They normally don't do well with rgb for some reason.
Corsa Sport Gav	posted on 27th Feb 06 at 11:04
	sorted :D found out it was a Scart adaptor, its a black box with 5 scarts on it that goes to one. plugged dvd player straight to TV and its in colour. cheers for the help tho
Jules	posted on 21st Feb 06 at 20:12
	Mr PaulW how do you re-encode NTSC to Pal format thankyou please :thumbs:
PaulW	posted on 21st Feb 06 at 14:10
	definately down to the Video format used... you can still have a region-0 or region-2 encoded DVD with an NTSC signal... NTSC/PAL are completelt independant of regional codings on the DVD system... PAL operates at 25fps, 625Lines and 50Hz... All UK TV's can display this frequency NTSC operates at 30fps, 525Lines and 60Hz... Not all UK TV's can display this... Therfor, if your TV can't operate an NTSC Signal... you will just get a black&white image... You would need to re-encode the AVI in a PAL format from your PC before you burn it to DVD
Melville	posted on 21st Feb 06 at 10:50
	Can codecs not affect the disc during burning? I am a noobish lol but Im sure I have had a problem where the picture was upside on the disc. Installed a codec pack and it sorted it out.
Jamescorsa97	posted on 20th Feb 06 at 22:14
	quote: Originally posted by Jamescorsa97 sounds like a codec prob God i sound like a noob. I just read the title and ussmed you were playing on the comp!
Bart	posted on 20th Feb 06 at 19:20
	have you tried playing any other DVDs to make sure its not your player? Im not sure about SCART leads, but on your VGA lead, each pin relates to a colour. So if you swap out any of your pics, or the lead is not inserted properly the colours are all out. just a thought.
Corsa Sport Gav	posted on 20th Feb 06 at 19:13
	quote: Originally posted by John is it ntsc and your dvd player can only play pal? maybes all burn one in each and try it
John	posted on 20th Feb 06 at 19:01
	Nothing to do with region. Regions are so discs from other countries won't play. A disc from a different region will possibly be ntsc but thats not a product of regions.
John	posted on 20th Feb 06 at 18:35
	is it ntsc and your dvd player can only play pal?
Jamescorsa97	posted on 20th Feb 06 at 18:18
	sounds like a codec prob
Corsa Sport Gav	posted on 20th Feb 06 at 18:16
	ive converted a AVI file into a dvd file burned it to disc, then when i play it in my dvd player it plays it in black and white. i've burned many of dvd's. its only started doin it since i built my new computer, but am still using the same hardware/software. Any ideas?