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Found this:
http://www.mmmonkey.co.uk/console/ninte ... oster1.htm

Would that work?

hailrazer wrote:I don't really know. But I think there is a guide on this forum and maybe even in Ben's book for building an amplifier circuit for rgb lines. Seems like it was just a couple of caps and resistors.

I'll have a look around then
Thanks!

hailrazer wrote:Most rgb mods on consoles need an amplified circuit for each line.

Ok

what do you suggest for this?

most likely the screen will be used with a PAL gamecube if that helps

iHackedit wrote:did the screen come with buttons on the back?

Nope, just the usual brightness/volume buttons on the front.

Maybe it would have been possible to solder a potentiometer to the video chip,
but all the IC's on the boards are sanded down, making it impossible (at least for me) to identify them

FIXED!

If anyone's intrested, it turns out this screen does'nt seem to accept composite video,and since I don't have a RGB cable, I made my own:

http://img547.imageshack.us/img547/2337/20101121003.jpg http://img833.imageshack.us/img833/9753/20101121004.jpg
High quality stuff! :P

http://img40 ...

Maybe I need a resistor/potentiometer connected between the comp. in and out, or ground?
Right now the screen is just showing light and dark "lines" which are moving up and down on the screen (up when switched to PAL, and down when switched to NTSC. When I connect the video cable the lines stop ...

Hi!

I recently bought a Thrustmaster PSone screen which I will be using in some kind of portable later on.
The problem is, I can't seem to get the video to work. Audio works fine though.
I'm currently using a PAL Wii with composite cables as the source.

http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/4627 ...