samjc3 said:holy crap!! i didnt know this was possible. ima try it when i get home.
themadhacker said:So if this is possible for the ps2, then it should be possible for any rgb system. Sweet. I might just make one of these for my snes.
PalmerTech said:Nope.
Sync on green comes from component.
not sure if you were kidding or not on that, but there are multiple standards of component. What you'll see on TVs is sync on Luma, which has Y Pb Pr. But there are other standards such as sync on green that uses RGB Green as the data source used to sync, there is one that uses the composite video source as a sync, and there are standards that use Vertical sync and Horizontal sync as their sync.XCVG said:PalmerTech said:Nope.
Sync on green comes from component.
That's impossible, because component doesn't even have a green signal.
samjc3 said:Starting work on this right nao. I'll post some progress pics soon.
edit: ack. i dont have any caps. gotta hit up ratshack. and is this diagram for an original or a slim?
output is the same, but the chips on the board are different. there are a great deal fewer chips on a slim than an original.. and i wont be using cables. just a hacked up vga cable.XCVG said:samjc3 said:Starting work on this right nao. I'll post some progress pics soon.
edit: ack. i dont have any caps. gotta hit up ratshack. and is this diagram for an original or a slim?
Doesn't matter, the output is the same. Be sure to set the PS2 to output RGB instead of Component, you'll need composite or S-video cables to do so.