naimlessone
Active Member
Tried to use the search function to see if this had already been asked but came up with nothing.
I googled a little bit to see what I could find before opening a new thread here but basically what I was wondering about was the use of S-video on a Rev-A or -B board in place of component.
From the couple YT videos that I watched s-video was a 480i output and is a big jump in quality from composite for the money the s-video cable costs compared to the component option. I would just need a screen/monitor that would accept the s-video signal (which if anyone could link me to a good place to find them, would be much appreciated).
I would really like to have a good output picture quality on my new build and if using a screen that was compatible with s-video would be similar to the component quality and wanted some input from anyone who has some experience with the s-vid method.
Edit: Also any info on connecting to the gamecube, unless it was in ashens trimming guide idr, would be great!
THANKS!!!
I googled a little bit to see what I could find before opening a new thread here but basically what I was wondering about was the use of S-video on a Rev-A or -B board in place of component.
From the couple YT videos that I watched s-video was a 480i output and is a big jump in quality from composite for the money the s-video cable costs compared to the component option. I would just need a screen/monitor that would accept the s-video signal (which if anyone could link me to a good place to find them, would be much appreciated).
I would really like to have a good output picture quality on my new build and if using a screen that was compatible with s-video would be similar to the component quality and wanted some input from anyone who has some experience with the s-vid method.
Edit: Also any info on connecting to the gamecube, unless it was in ashens trimming guide idr, would be great!
THANKS!!!