PS1 screen using composite input not working

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PS1 screen using composite input not working

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I'm attempting to use a composite signal through the jack on the front of the ps1 screen, as though it was plugged into a playsation. For some reason I don't get any signal. Does the screen use an RGB input from the playstation?
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It only uses RGB from the Playstation, you'll need to plug into the 1/8" jack on the back (the one next to the headphone port) for composite.
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Post by hack124x768 »

Does it use composite synch, and if it does, will a dreamcast be able to output that while in RGB mode?
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Post by tom61 »

Yes it uses composite sync... I think most Dreamcast portables on these forums so far use the PSOne screen in RGB mode.
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Post by hack124x768 »

Well, I wasn't able to make it work with the playstation's av port, so I just strung a wire out the back to connect it via composite. Bummer, but it works.
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