.I think you'll find very quick and efficient help here in this thread once your VP arrives.I was wondering if anyone could take the time to help me set it up properly when it arrives?
it's likely to work fine, since the VP30 is not very picky about input levels.I have a basic switch (no power supply, buttons for switching between inputs), can I route through the switch into the VP30 without any issues or will I just need to test it?
give it a try. The mainly depends on how good your TV upscales from 720p to 1080p.I output my 360 via component, will I benefit from processing it with the VP30?
You should not place anything on top of the VP30. The FPGA in the unit remains ON even with the unit in standby, so remains warm and still draws nearly the same power as when switched off. That's why I would unplug it when not in use.How hot does the unit get after hours of on time?
Should I leave the unit in standby or shut it off and unplug while not in use?
I do that as I've always assumed the audio was delayed to match the processed video signalLord of Pirates wrote:Another question, is there any benefit to running the audio through the VP30, or should I just run it to my sound system?
I probably should have thought about that, thanks XD.Ji-L87 wrote:I do that as I've always assumed the audio was delayed to match the processed video signalLord of Pirates wrote:Another question, is there any benefit to running the audio through the VP30, or should I just run it to my sound system?
!no, that's technically not possible. A 4:3 DVD and an anamorphic 16:9 DVDs deliver the exact same signals.Is there any way to auto-detect input AR
Hanzo: http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/sh ... -generatorKind of off-topic, could someone please point me to the best VGA box for DC? I believe this one was mentioned in a thread here but I want to make sure I get a good one.
RGBs from both.Can I do any better than composite out from Genesis and Saturn?
This will probably sound dumb but, are you talking about RGB SCART or component?Fudoh wrote:RGBs from both.Can I do any better than composite out from Genesis and Saturn?
How would I go about getting that set up? Thanks for all the help so far.Fudoh wrote:RGB Scart. The VP30 takes RGBs through the component ports along with the white RCA labeled "sync" (RGB+Sync).
Could you give me links where I could buy them, please? I presume that this isn't what I'm looking for.Fudoh wrote:you either get custom-made RGB cables for those two systems which directly break out into 4x RCA for video and 2x RCA for audio or you get a standard RGB scart cables and an breakout adapter (from female scart to 6x RCA (4x video/2x audio)).
Soldering is beyond me, I'd screw it upFudoh wrote:strictly custom-made. Check the trading station for possible sources.
What I usually recommend: just get somebody in the neighbourhood with a soldering iron. Buy standard Scart cables for the two systems, but a set of component cables and some audio cables and just cut them to pieces and have them soldered back together the way you need them. That's 20 minutes of work - max.
. Any suggestion on how much I should pay to have it done by, or buy one from, someone here?Will these do for BNC/RCA?Fudoh wrote:http://www.retrogamingcables.co.uk/sony ... r-bnc.html
You can use this cable along with BNC/RCA adapter plugs or inquire about getting the same cable with RCA connectors instead of BNC ones.
Any particular reason?Fudoh wrote:adapters: yes, US consoles: doesn't matter, alternative cable: yes.
But ask nevertheless if you can get the cable with RCAs instead. Better than using adapter plugs.
