Which screens have RGB input?
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Which screens have RGB input?
I know the PSOne screen accepts RGB. Which others? Is the Hip Gear screen composite that is converted to RGB?
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JackFrost22
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The PSone screen and most pocket tvs should be easy. Screens like the Hip Gear or third party ones we dont know so it'd be best to go where your chances are best.
The PSone screen and most pocket tvs should be easy. Screens like the Hip Gear or third party ones we dont know so it'd be best to go where your chances are best.
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This is definitely not true. Take the Neo Geo Pocket. It does not accept RGB, only digital input from the processor direct. It is possible to get a picture from the processor in RGB, but the screen does not accept it.JackFrost22 wrote:all lcds use RGB.
Its just really really hard to find the lines for it. Sometimes they are not even there.
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Yes it's true, he just didn't specify between digital or analog rgb signalD-Lite wrote:This is definitely not true. Take the Neo Geo Pocket. It does not accept RGB, only digital input from the processor direct. It is possible to get a picture from the processor in RGB, but the screen does not accept it.JackFrost22 wrote:all lcds use RGB.
Its just really really hard to find the lines for it. Sometimes they are not even there.
!! Well then I should rephrase my question.gannon wrote:Yes it's true, he just didn't specify between digital or analog rgb signalD-Lite wrote:This is definitely not true. Take the Neo Geo Pocket. It does not accept RGB, only digital input from the processor direct. It is possible to get a picture from the processor in RGB, but the screen does not accept it.JackFrost22 wrote:all lcds use RGB.
Its just really really hard to find the lines for it. Sometimes they are not even there.
Screens that accept analog RGB.
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Soldering is not problem. And preferably 15 kHz.gannon wrote:15Khz or 31Khz?D-Lite wrote: Screens that accept analog RGB.![]()
I know that most consumer lcds do if you're willing to modify them and solder to small smt leads, but the psone lcd is one of the few cheap ones that comes to my mind that allows rgb without any modding.
I figure most screens probably take RGB since the composite input is usually decoded to RGB first. Just wondering if anyone has figured this out since the picture is far superior and many systems output RGB natively.