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Thanks, after a lot of searching (way more than I needed to actually) I found that pinout. I'm in the process of soldering on different wires, because the ones I used were thicker than needed and might have been touching. I'm gonna get a new tip for my soldering iron after work and try that. I don't ...

Since I got no replies I went ahead with it. I completed the cable but have no modes grounded on it. I then soldered a switch to the av board on the inside the flips from one mode being grounded to the other two, for composite and component respectively. I hooked this all up to my tv and here's what ...

I read awhile back a post concerning using a 360 component cable, and soldering it to the end of a regular xbox connector to make an xbox component cable. Having the spare parts and time, I figured I'd attempt this.

I'm using a 360 cable that switches between composite and component (the one that ...

I won't dare say this is impossible, because I've seen plenty of things on this forum that would make a person thing nearlk anything is possible, but I am wondering how feasible this is.

I have an old PSX cable with a coax plug on it, instead of usual composite plugs, and this always ends up ...