Tv-Out not working in Samsung Wave II S8530

[LavinaD]

I have recently bought that Samsung Wave II assuming that it is one of the cheapest and the best TV-Out compatible phone but it seems to me that I was wrong. I don’t know whether it is the TV problem, cable problem or the phone itself but whatever I do I was not able to resolve yet. I think that along or likewise with me others are also suffering from the same problem but none of them still not able to resolve this issue. Can anyone help me out?

[Usha Kiran]

If you have the hardware, just need a good software to make the thing go, Samsung is aware of this and has included in the Samsung Wave one of the best players I've had occasion to try. With regard to video go about power, and viewing quality on the screen of Wave is a pleasure, especially considering that supports DivX, XviD, MP4 and MKV 720p. I have not had occasion to try it but it is possible to include subtitle files. Also noteworthy is that the phone comes with video output. Another definite plus is the ability to access music controls with the screen locked, and you see a small icon that opens the console without having to enter the system. Continuing with the audio, we have chance to equalize, and the phone has Samsung DNSe technology that improves the sound quality of adapting to different preset profiles.

Well, I have also got the similar trouble with my S8530. I have tried more than a few triple RCA to 3.5mm cables that worked fine through S8500, except it was ineffective. I can perceive sound , except there is no video.

[little-Jacqueline]

It seems to be a structural problem of the Orange branding on Samsung Wave 2 (GT-S8530). Personally, I remedied the problem by moving the icon of the Orange TV application in the final position of a menu page. I believe that issues the not Wave S-video, and whether the signal can be easily managed by normal video via an adapter into the S-video jack, or whether it can be processed there at all.

[Radames]

It is definitely a matter of course, in how far the film has been compressed. Memories pinchers are not as fun to it have. Yes music is in the same way.

[Anirvinya]

On television so are several scart inputs on the back (these broad black) and at many TVs there is another entrance (often AV3, although two Scart inputs exist) on 3 RCA connectors are color coded with red / white (clay ) and yellow (video). called on the TV but no TV-Out AV3 or AV4 depending on how many inputs are there in total. These RCA jacks are in most cases on the side of the TV or FRONT. As is often hidden behind a flap setting of the various buttons on the TV and close use. Often there are also three RCA jacks hidden. Or open the front below the screen in the frame, often completely inconspicuous.

[Izna]

I also have not said that I had HD quality and yes Asphalt5 is programmed for mobile phones. But I was surprised how good the video was even over. I have one or the other DVD with lousy picture quality. In addition, you sit in a 52 "even with the nose in front of the device and examined with a magnifying glass pixel. There was only one attempt. An HDMI output would be awesome. PAL is also beside the point of the green? It's not enough just to tap PAL, you must also touch on the point right next to it. Is only an idea, could be yes. And the TV must be set to AV. If it has several entrances, usually with the AV1, AV2, etc. These must be labeled and then select it.

[MaggieK]

I've got my Samsung TV adapter cable ATXC10, connect to the TV works fine. Since you can even purchase one save for the car navigation systems. If you only occasionally use the navigation system that would be a super option.