Rgb to vga

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Rgb to vga

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for a project I need to convert rgb to vga. Anyone know how?
I know I have to get a sync splitter to split the sync from green. But i'm not sure if I have to do anything else. (I suspect having to use something to double or half the freq.) Any help apreciated. :wink:
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http://www.blackbox.co.uk/solutions/dis ... Converters

:? Not the best route... only one I know of...
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I don't need dvi. Plus I want to do it myself.
plus that's waaaaaay to expensive.
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Well, you have to split C-Sync into H-Sync and V-Sync, and also have to double the rate of everything (unless the monitor supports that frequency).
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Any suggestions for this? Btw. do I get the syncs from the composite or rgb. (cause I think the sync's on green)

edit: it seems the wii. (yes for my project) outputs c-sync. I need something to split this up in to h-sync and v-sync. Then change the freq.

edit2: just read an upscan converter costs about 200 bucks!
is there no way I can make my own?
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