
It seems there is no problem on my side

Random sounds like it wasn't caused by a bright white screen? Let me know what game it was and what happened and I'll see if I can reproduce it.BuckoA51 wrote:Just experienced a random picture drop out while using the Xbox
No was just in the middle of playing Soul Calibur 2 @720p with SCART out to the OSSC. My cable in this instance was junk though, basically something I found lying around, so I'll try a better component cable tonight.Random sounds like it wasn't caused by a bright white screen? Let me know what game it was and what happened and I'll see if I can reproduce it.
I gave it a try at both 480i and 480p but it didn't help.beharius wrote:For the flickering scanlines issue, you may need to change the Hsync polarity jumper on the board to position 2-3. This is positive polarity,position 1-2 is negative polarity. On some resolutions and displays, it may require this adjustment.
jdawg131 wrote:I was thinking of picking up a Garo to get around using the D-Terminal connection on the XRGB Mini. Here is my current setup:
PS2 and Wii (US) > 2x1 Component video switch > Component cable to D-Terminal adapter > XRGB Mini
Since the Garo is a 1:1 transcoder, I should be able to add it after the video switch and keep 480p. Correct? The setup would look like this:
PS2 and Wii (US) > 2x1 Component video switch > Garo > SCART to JP21 cable > Selecty21 JP21 switch (soon to be gscartsw 8x1 JP21 switch) > XRGB Mini
I currently have a Toro connected using a SCART to JP21 cable without issue, so I assume that it should also work for the Garo.
LEGENOARYNINLIA wrote:I gave it a try at both 480i and 480p but it didn't help.beharius wrote:For the flickering scanlines issue, you may need to change the Hsync polarity jumper on the board to position 2-3. This is positive polarity,position 1-2 is negative polarity. On some resolutions and displays, it may require this adjustment.
I'm definitely interested in seeing some comparisons as well. I have no issues picking up a Garo, but I'd like to know if there's a noticeable improvement. The one advantage of the XRGB Mini's D-Terminal connection is that its profiles can store different settings based on the resolutions. Very handy for both the PS2 and Wii.Shuco13 wrote:Please somebody make a comparison between D->Terminal-Framemeister and Garo->Framemeister based on sharpness using a capture device.
The xbox does not support VGA without a specific model running custom firmware and custom cables), and the PS2 does not support traditional VGA (480p RGBHV) without a combination of softmodding and external sync converters.D wrote:Only to clarify:
Xbox & Ps2 already output VGA natively.
The component cable costs $200 and is very rare. Modding it for VGA is a dumb idea. It's much cheaper to have your GameCube modded for HDMI.D wrote:Gamecube, you'll need a component cable first, then hack that cable
The NTSC Wii doesn't even support RGB, while the PAL Wii only does 480i RGB.D wrote:Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if the wii could output vga somehow
This statement is a tad ironic, don't you think?D wrote:Before people start converting signals they should do a serious google search first.
waiting for mine to arrive.tacoboy42 wrote:so i've had the Garo a few weeks and when i first powered it on it worked great. today nothing no video or audio. tested cables and console with different set ups. as well as different power adapters, so its definitely the garo. anyone else have this issue?