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Well I got a Panasonic NV-F65 VCR off eBay a couple of months ago and have been using it to get a stereo output from two PC speakers plugged into the 'phones' socket on the front of the thing (much better than the s**tty mono sound my Toshiba 1450TB TV gives me). Now, i never use SCARTs (cheap, nasty, badly made and only used in Europe, so I refuse to use them), so I prefer to use RCA video/stereo audio cables wherever possible, using a RCA cable/SCART adaptor for things that don't have RCA sockets. Now, the problem is that with this one single DVD (Addams Family Values, I kid you not), the video input of the Panny decides to go insane.

While the sound is just as it should be, the picture repeatedly goes lighter, then darker, then wobbling, going black and white, then rolling, then going back to the brighter/darker picture, then the cycle starts all over again. Mapsource Unlock Keygen. When it does this, if I press 'setup' on my DVD remote (my DVD player is a cheap but reliable multi-region Mirror DVD-MIRR110, with the outputs set to PAL and SCART), the problem suddenly disappears and the image is displayed in the background as it should be, paused, with this huge blue menu setup box plastered across the middle of the screen. I have tried RCA cable inputs to the Panny through the BNC/phono inputs and the SCART input (using the RCA/SCART adaptor) and using the SCART and RF for output, but all display this same problem. I do not, however, have this problem when the DVD player is connected directly to the Toshiba TV. This displays the picture perfect - but as I absolutely refuse to listen to mono sound, I will never watch any TV programme using this speaker. Is this something to do with the encoding of this DVD? Many thanks - and no thanks to the knuckle-draggers who published this DVD.