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Outputted footage showing in B&W not Colour
by Tony Cook on Jul 2, 2009 at 1:16:54 am

Hello,

I'm running a Matrox RT.X2. I have audio and video cables running from the break box to a TV monitor. The picture of my footage in Premier Pro comes out fine on the TV, except it's in Black and White. The same footage plays on the PC monitor at the same time in colour. The TV is a colour model, and hasn't been adjusted to B&W as it plays DVD's in colour. I also tried a different TV linked into the break box and had same problem. Tried all the ports on the break box and no joy. Also tried one audio/video cable connected to the break box, with the other end being a SCART going into the TV. Then tried A/V cables with same ends running from ports on TV to the break box. Again no change.

Can anyone help?

Thank You,

Tony Cook

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Re: Outputted footage showing in B&W not Colour
by Jeff Pulera on Jul 2, 2009 at 4:33:07 pm

Hi Tony,

Being an NTSC user, I'm not familiar with SCART connections, but by default, RT.X2 is set to output Component video. If you desire S-video or Composite (with NTSC), then you must change the output settings in Project Playback Settings (CS3) or Sequence Settings (CS4). I imagine that is what is happening, just change output setting to correct choice.

We do have a complete RT.X2 training video that answers any of these types of issues you may encounter

Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers

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Re: Outputted footage showing in B&W not Colour
by Tony Cook on Jul 12, 2009 at 11:33:26 pm

Thanks Jeff!

It worked! I'm on CS4 and what you said got it into Colour. It makes a world of difference studying footage, and not doing that with just B&W.

Thanks again,

Tony Cook

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