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| SNES Component Out Mod with S-ENC B Chip |
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| wiggy:
Yup, that's the one. |
| TDIRunner:
I would go with the HDRetroVision cables as well, assuming you can find one. :-\ |
| ShoothimNow:
--- Quote from: TDIRunner on May 11, 2017, 08:16:11 PM ---I would go with the HDRetroVision cables as well, assuming you can find one. :-\ --- End quote --- :-\ |
| TDIRunner:
--- Quote from: ShoothimNow on May 11, 2017, 09:13:54 PM --- --- Quote from: TDIRunner on May 11, 2017, 08:16:11 PM ---I would go with the HDRetroVision cables as well, assuming you can find one. :-\ --- End quote --- :-\ --- End quote --- Yeah, I was fortunate enough to back the Kickstarter which meant I got three cables (SMS, Genesis, SNES) and I got them a little cheaper than what they would sell for now. It's without a doubt the Kickstarter I've benefited the most from. I was tempted to sell the cables after seeing what they were going for (at least at launch), but I decided against it as I really wanted to use them. |
| tjsynkral:
--- Quote from: wiggy on May 11, 2017, 06:25:06 PM ---It's been done, but the results are pretty far from perfect, and entirely NOT worthwhile IMO. There's that one company who makes component cables for the SNES. Can't recall the website at the moment, but it's been posted here before, I do know that. --- End quote --- If you're saying that, you haven't done it yourself. I did it to my original S-ENC SNES and the results are fantastic. Better than RGB from the same model SNES (the early SNES's have very soft RGB). I did not use the circuit in the OP with a transistor. I simply connected Pr and Pb with an inline resistor and capacitor on each one (I don't recall the values but I also didn't try multiple combinations so my values may not be the best). The Y is already available from the multi-out. I removed the RF encoder and put a TRRS jack in its place, and I use a YPrPb dongle that are easy to find online. Note: The picture will still be 240p and look like garbage on LCD TVs. Use a CRT or XRGB, although I have seen a lot of sync problems with component on XRGB. |
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