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13 pin din connection

demesauce

SO I recently bought a cheap 9" tat display for a Pi project.  When I opened the box, I was surprised to see this odd looking connector.  It is designed for 4 inputs (with sound I think).  Has anyone seen anything like this, or know how to wire it?  I just need on input.  And It can just be video, I'll deal with audio later.  I think I'll have to use RCA as the input which is fine.  But I can't get anything but a blue screen.

 

 

Any help is greatly appreciated

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    What I ended up doing was hijack a 4 pole 3.5mm plug and take the video and ground connections from there. I was able to find video, luckily there was 1 pin that runs the video line. It works, kinda. Video looks pretty bad, its not centered and is fuzzy, but at least it works. I am hoping it partly sucks cause of how I hacked the video together, but I realize composite video was never that good to begin with. I'm gonna mess around with the config.txt to see if I can clear it up some.

     

    Can you output specific resolutions on the 3.5mm line, or does that just pertain to the HDMI output??

     

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    What I ended up doing was hijack a 4 pole 3.5mm plug and take the video and ground connections from there. I was able to find video, luckily there was 1 pin that runs the video line. It works, kinda. Video looks pretty bad, its not centered and is fuzzy, but at least it works. I am hoping it partly sucks cause of how I hacked the video together, but I realize composite video was never that good to begin with. I'm gonna mess around with the config.txt to see if I can clear it up some.

     

    Can you output specific resolutions on the 3.5mm line, or does that just pertain to the HDMI output??

     

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