So for some monitors that support the YPbPr colour space you have to set it manual, does that
mean that some automatically configure it?

That would be great for beginners who don't have a clue about this.

No point in putting that in a portable. Digital audio is only good when using a high quality audio system, you won't hear the difference on headphones let alone portable speakers. not even converting the SPDIF to coaxial would work you need another PCB to perform digital to analog conversion of the...

megalomaniac wrote:also 20W ??
i hope you plan to have lots of battery capacity to run something like this....
just for reference, typically a car stereo is 20w per speaker

I was coming to change the link, i forgot that most portables use 2w or less.

Your welcome, and yeah it does i was just wandering if i would all be able to fit inside a case and by the dimensions it seems as it would, also I found out that digital audio can get rid of interference which is a positive thing if it were to be used in a portable. And yeah it would be a pretty coo...

If you know about the Gc video then you know that it has the capability of providing digital audio through SPDIF cables. So I wanted to know that if you get your GC video working with video in a portable then would it be possible to fit digital audio into there as well using a digital audio amp? Lik...

Sorry if this is a dumb question, however, what type of code is used in the GC Video Lite.

Sounds great! Can't wait to see the thing finished after all these years.

Is it that one in the GB case? If so then I've been dying waiting for that to finish.

@Mooper, that's an amazing piece of information you've found

Oh sorry forgot to mention its on another forum
Link:http://forums.modretro.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=13251

I checked the fuse it's still intact.

RGB certainly does look nice

I checked the regulator pins and got no voltage from them.

And it's the only board I have at the moment

oh ok

Sorry for the stupid question however, what is a regulator header?

Oh, it seems like that because of the angle but the two 3v pins have a lot of solder on the making the wire elevate above the gnd pins.

I have a Pal Gamecube because of where I live.

Aw that sucks.

What about RGB for Pal consoles?

Hi everyone, I was wiring up the stock regulator just for testing to see if my Gc works. However when i was done i tried it out on one of my CRT's and the screen was just black. I was using a wii power supply wired up to the board which connects the regulator and fan together, afterwards I felt that...

Oh ok thank you.

Also, Unseen would be possible to create our own PCB without having to buy one from OshPark?
For example Pcb etching from a cnc machine, or a laser printer beacause of its toner?
It also seems like it would be possible to print out the design you created for a laser printer, is it printable?

@Bentomo, you should checl out the GC Sticky and click on Rev C component cable, if you click on it you'll see the pinout of
the NTSC AVE-DOL chip which Blargman found the pinout for.