@steinie44

I have found that with those resistors, There is too much voltage to the TV. Should be 1 volt. I used a 2200 and 1k ohm resistor. also a 75 ohm resistor to ground. Gives a crystal clear picture. Try this if it won't work on your TV or DVR. 

@humanHardDrive

It's a fairly simple library to use. There isn't a lot of overhead, just some easy functions.

@humanHardDrive

That could be any number of things. First, make sure the resistors you have are the correct values. Those resistors are then connected to the proper pins. Make sure that you're using the proper code for your television, NTSC or PAL. Lastly, the code.

@humanHardDrive

Change of plans. I am going to have a circuit analysis tutorial on Monday.

@rb5046_

Thanks.  Another suggestion would be timer/counter registers.  I'm wondering how to make a stepper motor turn once every hour in the sunlight for a solar panel tracker.

@qwanom

Very easy to make, thanks.
Strange that Chinese "engineers" haven't made yet a board for selling it on eBay or AliExpress.

@humanHardDrive

That's going to be on the docket for Friday's AVR-C video.

@2030aad

Thanks for this video, Can i makes arduino read video from SD card and play it on tv ??

@akashsharma-vc6dt

i downloaded the tvout library 'TVoutBeta1.zip'.But the example included in the library doesn't compile.i tried every tvout libraries available in the internet.still i m not finding a solution. I experimented with the latest version of arduino IDE and even the older version. the problem still persists.the software shows the following error:
  This report would have more information with
  "Show verbose output during compilation"
  enabled in File > Preferences.
Arduino: 1.0.6 (Windows 7), Board: "Arduino Leonardo"
C:\Program Files\Arduino\libraries\TVout\TVout.cpp: In member function 'void TVout::tone(unsigned int, long unsigned int)':
C:\Program Files\Arduino\libraries\TVout\TVout.cpp:825: error: 'DDR_SND' was not declared in this scope
C:\Program Files\Arduino\libraries\TVout\TVout.cpp:825: error: 'SND_PIN' was not declared in this scope
C:\Program Files\Arduino\libraries\TVout\TVout.cpp: In member function 'void TVout::noTone()':
C:\Program Files\Arduino\libraries\TVout\TVout.cpp:876: error: 'PORT_SND' was not declared in this scope
C:\Program Files\Arduino\libraries\TVout\TVout.cpp:876: error: 'SND_PIN' was not declared in this scope

if the problem is using leonardo i can manage to get another
But the examples don't verify even when i am not connecting any boards

wud be grateful 4 any suggestions or solution

@takeraparterer

please help, 
DemoNTSC:2:10: fatal error: fontALL.h: No such file or directory
 #include <fontALL.h>
          ^~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
exit status 1
fontALL.h: No such file or directory

@suburbanhoosier4791

Hey im seeing a blank screen that flashes briefly upon upload.
my code is from instructibles, i've read through the header files and other tutorials related to this and am wondering if prehaps it is just an issue with the resistors. here the code from instuctibles, should look familiar to most.


#include <TVout.h>

TVout TV;
unsigned char x, y;

void setup ( )
{
  
   
  TV.start_render( _NTSC );
}

void loop ( )
{
  TV.clear_screen ( );
  TV.print_str ( 30, 40, "hello tv!!!" );
  
  TV.delay ( 60 );
}

@Pandremon

i tried to do this but unfortunately i get a message telling me that my arduino doesn't have enough space, having only a maximum of 14.336 bytes space and needing 18.990 bytes of space for this project ...

@rb5046_

Very cool.  I have a video suggestion: KVL KCL tutorial

@Mrvideosandgames

Is it possible to get different colours to display on the TV using an Arduino (such as red)?

@yourmumisacrumpet4882

awsome work dude

@RcTugaFly

How can I overlay images or text in camera images? I'm using this for a "drone" project, thanks.

@Sm0rezDev

can I make 8 bit game with arduino for TV and remote?

@silassamuel4738

Can  use TVout to display two numbers on a screen that are sill(Not moving)

@originalkwame18

how can I increase or decrease  the font size of the text

@humanHardDrive

No, you just need some way to generate the black and white voltage levels.