Hi being a noob and all i just got the scart/bnc cables for my ps1. i ger weired colors and fluiding and such,
guess its the sync problem? the bnc cable come with stereo, and 4 color cables (red,green,blue,yellow)
i was connecting the rgb ones, and then the yellow to SYNC IN, ext sync switched on/off doesnt help..
BVM ps1 sync problem
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St4rwalker
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BVM ps1 sync problem
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
The input must be configured to component, not RGB.
Also Scart cables are not bi-directional, so you might wanna check if the sync wire is soldered to the right pin (pin 20 on female scart plugs, pin 19 on male plugs).
Also Scart cables are not bi-directional, so you might wanna check if the sync wire is soldered to the right pin (pin 20 on female scart plugs, pin 19 on male plugs).
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
I am using retrogamincables Scart to BNC cables and the Kabel PSX 1, PSone, PS 2 RGB->Scart 2m OPTIMIZED incl. AudioOutFudoh wrote:The input must be configured to component, not RGB.
fine, how to do that, please?
Also Scart cables are not bi-directional,
what does that mean?
so you might wanna check if the sync wire is soldered to the right pin (pin 20 on female scart plugs, pin 19 on male plugs)
guess i need to be spoonfed here, sorry
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from Wxxxsoft
if that helps
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
menu, input config.fine, how to do that, please?
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
just checked that, it was on component.Fudoh wrote:menu, input config.fine, how to do that, please?
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
WOW I JUST CHOOES SYNC TO EXTERNAL AND BAMWHAMTHANKYOUMAM!
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
fudoh, thank you so far, BUT i have sync figured out and still too much purple??
i am missing white!
i am missing white!
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
hard to diagnose without seeing it. You can swap around the BNC plugs on the input to see if the oversaturation moves with the change or stays with the same color. If it moves, it's the cable. If it stays, it's the monitor or the monitor settings.
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
Got it working thanks so much, played with the menu dunno what it did nor do i understood it!
Anway, if turn this beast off, does it remember what i set?
Cheers!
BTW, the pictures looks really sweet, but nothing compared to my Commodore 1084 S
seriously looks like Amiga...
Anway, if turn this beast off, does it remember what i set?
Cheers!
BTW, the pictures looks really sweet, but nothing compared to my Commodore 1084 S
seriously looks like Amiga...
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Re: BVM ps1 sync problem
Yes, all settings are remembered.
The 1084 was my first RGB monitor. Good times back then.
The 1084 was my first RGB monitor. Good times back then.