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Orange pi pc plus video and audio output

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I want to know something about the physical connection in the integrated CVBS video output.

 

I use a jack of 3.5 mm of 4 pins. I see that the last 2 pins of the Orange pi Pc plus are the two audio outputs (Left and Rigth).

other two are ground,  and the other , the first one, I suppose that is the video output.

but physically when I connect the jack to the video output and audio output of the orange, 

I can measure continuity between the supposed video output and ground.

I want to know if something is wrong with that, and if I must be configure something internal in the orange for change this.

in summary the audio video output have 5 connections:  2 of audio, 2 grounds and one video output, when I connect the jack, 3 of this 5 pins have continuity.

 

Thank you for your attention. A newbie.

@Mauricio

do you find the right way, I have the same trouble.

Solved:

jack 4 pins male:

from cable first contact is ground, second is for video, 3eme and 4eme for audio

jack 5 pins femele on pi pc (plus):

from outside: first contact left and right is ground soldered on board in left and right (will be in contact when male jack pluged in), second contact for video soldered on board on the right side.

When plugged, the right jack make the job and there is no "continuity".

 

boot android directly 

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