If it hadn't been for your confirmation of success with the 192, then I wouldn't have been up and running so fast mate. Thanks!!Konsolkongen wrote: Glad to hear it, and sorry I was so slow to get back to you. So does the LED stay green when inputting 480p RGsB?
thing is, there's 2 for sale that'd work:I use the THS7314 to amplify the RGB signals.
i don't know if i have "sync connected" so i just emailed my modder, as i'm not sure if his amp info applies. i emailed her too but she's not usually quick to respond, and again, hoping to sort this before they're gone...if i don't hear back in the next few hours before passing out i might just buy the one ive already got to be on the safe side, but what do you guys think? if the raw one would produce better results ("Outputs pure sync to your SCART to component or VGA. May also eliminate visual artifacts caused by using composite as sync in RGB enabled N64s"), it might be worth it?I have an RGB N64. Which SCART cable do I buy?
retro_console_accessories : Most N64s do not have sync connected, therefore to play it safe we advise people with such consoles to buy the non raw sync cables.
Please note we are not responsible in these cases for bad results with the cable as it will depend on how your RGB N64 was wired originally.
i see - thanks for your reply! well, if ive interchanged the SNES RGB i have from her before & it's worked fine with the N64, should i be in the clear just buying another one of those? waiting to hear back from the modder but he's not quick to reply, either...Fudoh wrote:the raw sync cable likely WON'T work. The cable uses an output pin on the SNES, which isn't connected on the N64.
You should make sure with your modder though if you can use a SNES RGB cable with caps inside. Many of the classic N64 mods require straight RGB cables (without caps and resistors).
Sorry for talking here, but it's on this thread that some peoples help me for selecting this cable ...Fudoh wrote:The Wolfsoft cable uses luminance (from the s-video signal) for sync, so if your TV displays a b/w picture using a PS1, it means that it's running in video mode, not in RGB mode.
Do they work in RGB when directly connected to the TV ?
(Why are we discussing this in the Framemeister thread?)
I think so :Fudoh wrote:well - did you confirm that the G&BL cable is actually RGB ?
Interesting, but like a idiot, i haven't tested before installing my setup. I will test it tomorow (GMT+1), because i need to cut all strap cables, and move all my bedroom for itFudoh wrote:my best guess: since the PS1/2 does output 12V for switching the original Sony RGB cables - at least some of them - have a voltage converter. I don't think that the Snakebyte cable have those, so your TV probably doesn't receive the right switching voltage to go into RGB mode.
As asked before: do they work when directly connected to the TV ?
Hello,Fudoh wrote:my best guess: since the PS1/2 does output 12V for switching the original Sony RGB cables - at least some of them - have a voltage converter. I don't think that the Snakebyte cable have those, so your TV probably doesn't receive the right switching voltage to go into RGB mode.
As asked before: do they work when directly connected to the TV ?
In order to get the best image result and clear details.Fudoh wrote:yes, the original cable has the proper voltage converter built in, so your TV gets a lower switching voltage on Pin 16.
Why did you even switch to the modded cable(s) ?
Haha WTH !Fudoh wrote:On the XRGB the cable will work anyway, because you don't need a switching voltage there. This a compatibility issue between the cable and your particular TV.
ii will call myself 'bad luck brian'.Ya, but i haven't the right knowledges for do such things and no equipment for soldering mesuring .... and it cost me 80€ for my modded cablesFudoh wrote:it's an easy fix, see http://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.ph ... 13#p935813
I don't think there is such a thing.But a scart switch with internal voltage switch could be possible to do the trick
Ok you have said to me that few post ago, great deal so only for using with xrgb. But, before using the xrgb, month or year ? I need to use all without it, so just buying few rgb cables will be able for me to play all my games ...Konsolkongen wrote:You most likely won't need to change anything to the cable if using it with the XRGB. The XRGB doesn't care about the input switching pins, it just expects RGB which the cable already has.
So you only plan on using your new cable on the XRGB then you don't have to change a thing.
if the Snakebyte cable gives you problems, then I would expect MOST Playstation RGB cables to give you the same problems. They're more or less all the same when it comes to RGB blanking and switching voltages.Can you confirm if rgb cables from alternatives brands will not have voltage problems with my setup
That what i fear to hearFudoh wrote:if the Snakebyte cable gives you problems, then I would expect MOST Playstation RGB cables to give you the same problems. They're more or less all the same when it comes to RGB blanking and switching voltages.Can you confirm if rgb cables from alternatives brands will not have voltage problems with my setup
and official ps1 rgb cable work with no problems ...