Hi Richard,
Normally the s-video input should be full colour, so I think you have something wrong in your setup.
Heres a few suggestions that might cause this:
- faulty s-video lead, might have break in colour signal wire. Try different cable
- colour system set to NTSC/PAL when playing the opposite system ie NTSC signal through a PAL input can do that. See menu and set colour system to Auto
- colour/tint/hue settings in menu could do that if wildly off. See menu and adjust to close to stock settings or calibrate
- could be faulty projector. Try other inputs like composite or component, may help to isolate. Also try different sources like DVD/video. May give some clues.
Thats all that comes to mind; good luck!
Normally the s-video input should be full colour, so I think you have something wrong in your setup.
Heres a few suggestions that might cause this:
- faulty s-video lead, might have break in colour signal wire. Try different cable
- colour system set to NTSC/PAL when playing the opposite system ie NTSC signal through a PAL input can do that. See menu and set colour system to Auto
- colour/tint/hue settings in menu could do that if wildly off. See menu and adjust to close to stock settings or calibrate
- could be faulty projector. Try other inputs like composite or component, may help to isolate. Also try different sources like DVD/video. May give some clues.
Thats all that comes to mind; good luck!
