Making a comosite able Dreamcast.

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Making a comosite able Dreamcast.

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I've got 2 Dreamcasts, but neither of them have working A/V cable :lol: Basically I want to mod one of them so it has female composite inputs in the back. I found the outputs of the Dreamcast, http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=av:dreamcastav but just wanted to ask a question. To wire this up, would I solder one leg of the female plug to an output (audio/video) then the other leg to ground? If not, how?
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im pretty sure thats what you do but dont take my word for it. You could always try it out and if your wrong desolder it
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The signal goes to the center of the RCA connector, ground to the outside.
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vskid wrote:The signal goes to the center of the RCA connector, ground to the outside.
I was just about to ask that question. You must have ome sort of 7th sense (6th is balance)
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Post by DK »

Found out the easy way, hack the actual cable. I checked the cable and it had the same outputs as I needed. So all I did was chop the cable apart below the boxy thing(Composite to A/V converter) and found out the cables were coloured Red, white and yellow. So I just soldered the wires to 3 comosite male plugs and it works :D
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UPDATE:
White cable goes to Yellow plug
Yellow cable to White plug
Red cable to Red plug

Hope that helps, I just redid it today as one of the solders came loose. :) :D
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Post by PeglegJimmy »

Thanks man, That worked perfect. Screw those guys on eBay wanting $10 shipping for a wire :x

Mine was a bit different tho, Pink - video, yellow - sound left/right :P
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PeglegJimmy wrote:Thanks man, That worked perfect. Screw those guys on eBay wanting $10 shipping for a wire :x

Mine was a bit different tho, Pink - video, yellow - sound left/right :P
That was the exact reason I did it. :lol:
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I modded rca jacks for video and audio on the back of my dc about a week ago. My brother and I both have dc's but he didn't get an a/v cable with his,now we can play at the same time, and I can use a ps1 screen with less wire mess. I can post pictures if you like.
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hack124x768 wrote:I can post pictures if you like.
Hey, why not ?

It's always cool to see new mods

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Feast your eyes on that.
Theres a small blurb about it on my blog, along with a longer thing about a VMU hack.
http://www.tgi.net/~andrew
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