MXB012355 - Revision history

Lumina33: /* D-Terminal cable */ bolded section heading

2024-07-24T07:56:08Z

D-Terminal cable: bolded section heading

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	== D-Terminal cable ==		== D-Terminal cable ==
	The D-Terminal Video Cable is identical to the Component Video Cable with the exception of its physical output connection.		The '''D-Terminal Video Cable''' is identical to the Component Video Cable with the exception of its physical output connection.


	==Diagrams==		==Diagrams==

Lumina33: /* Component Video cable */ bolded section heading

2024-07-24T07:55:49Z

Component Video cable: bolded section heading

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	== Component Video cable ==		== Component Video cable ==
	The Component Video Cable provides video quality superior to that of other connections, including the RF modulator, composite video cable and s-video cable. It enables the use of progressive scan in supported games (or Forced progressive video output with [[Swiss]]. However, the analog cable was still required in conjunction for audio output.		The '''Component Video Cable''' provides video quality superior to that of other connections, including the RF modulator, composite video cable and s-video cable. It enables the use of progressive scan in supported games (or Forced progressive video output with [[Swiss]]. However, the analog cable was still required in conjunction for audio output.

	The cable was available for purchase exclusively in Nintendo's online store, and the cables were eventually discontinued by Nintendo due to what Nintendo claimed was a lack of consumer interest. This cable is only compatible with DOL-001 models of the GameCube, as Nintendo chose to omit the Digital AV port in subsequent models of the console.		The cable was available for purchase exclusively in Nintendo's online store, and the cables were eventually discontinued by Nintendo due to what Nintendo claimed was a lack of consumer interest. This cable is only compatible with DOL-001 models of the GameCube, as Nintendo chose to omit the Digital AV port in subsequent models of the console.

Lumina33: linkify GC

2024-07-24T07:55:03Z

linkify GC

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	\|data4 = 480i/60Hz 576i/50Hz <br> 480p/60Hz 576p/50Hz		\|data4 = 480i/60Hz 576i/50Hz <br> 480p/60Hz 576p/50Hz
	}}		}}
	'''MXB012355 CMPV-DOL''' and '''MXB012455 CMPV-DOL''' are Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) IC's manufactured by Macronix specifically for use with the Nintendo Gamecube. <br><br>		'''MXB012355 CMPV-DOL''' and '''MXB012455 CMPV-DOL''' are Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) IC's manufactured by Macronix specifically for use with the [[Nintendo Gamecube]]. <br><br>
	They are used to convert the Gamecube's Y′C<small>B</small>C<small>R</small> digital video signal to Y′P<small>B</small>P<small>R</small> analog signal officially supporting video resolutions up to 480 / 576 interlaced and 480 progressive. These IC's can also be reconfigured to support RBGHV VGA output, and with the use of homebrew, such as [[Swiss]], capable of supporting up to 576 progressive video resolution.		They are used to convert the Gamecube's Y′C<small>B</small>C<small>R</small> digital video signal to Y′P<small>B</small>P<small>R</small> analog signal officially supporting video resolutions up to 480 / 576 interlaced and 480 progressive. These IC's can also be reconfigured to support RBGHV VGA output, and with the use of homebrew, such as [[Swiss]], capable of supporting up to 576 progressive video resolution.

Lumina33: /* VGA Mod */ whitespace

2024-07-21T10:55:55Z

VGA Mod: whitespace

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	==Selecting Progressive Mode==		==Selecting Progressive Mode==

Lumina33: /* 12v Circuit and D-Terminal Connector */ whitespace

2024-07-20T23:06:22Z

12v Circuit and D-Terminal Connector: whitespace

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	2. bootup and "progressive mode YES NO" message displayed (interlaced)...PIN20 = ~80K ohm = 0v		2. bootup and "progressive mode YES NO" message displayed (interlaced)...PIN20 = ~80K ohm = 0v
	3. once "YES" is selected, the chip will output progressive scan video and provide signal to D-Terminal...PIN20 = open = 5v		3. once "YES" is selected, the chip will output progressive scan video and provide signal to D-Terminal...PIN20 = open = 5v



	==VGA Mod==		==VGA Mod==

Lumina33: removed superfluous newlines

2024-07-20T03:39:17Z

removed superfluous newlines

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	}}		}}


	'''MXB012355 CMPV-DOL''' and '''MXB012455 CMPV-DOL''' are Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) IC's manufactured by Macronix specifically for use with the Nintendo Gamecube. <br><br>		'''MXB012355 CMPV-DOL''' and '''MXB012455 CMPV-DOL''' are Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) IC's manufactured by Macronix specifically for use with the Nintendo Gamecube. <br><br>
	They are used to convert the Gamecube's Y′C<small>B</small>C<small>R</small> digital video signal to Y′P<small>B</small>P<small>R</small> analog signal officially supporting video resolutions up to 480 / 576 interlaced and 480 progressive. These IC's can also be reconfigured to support RBGHV VGA output, and with the use of homebrew, such as [[Swiss]], capable of supporting up to 576 progressive video resolution.		They are used to convert the Gamecube's Y′C<small>B</small>C<small>R</small> digital video signal to Y′P<small>B</small>P<small>R</small> analog signal officially supporting video resolutions up to 480 / 576 interlaced and 480 progressive. These IC's can also be reconfigured to support RBGHV VGA output, and with the use of homebrew, such as [[Swiss]], capable of supporting up to 576 progressive video resolution.

Megalomaniac: /* Selecting Progressive Mode */

2013-02-05T08:01:50Z

Selecting Progressive Mode

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	[[:Category:Hardware_Hacks]]		[[Category:Hardware_Hacks]]

Megalomaniac: /* Selecting Progressive Mode */

2013-02-05T08:00:25Z

Selecting Progressive Mode

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	[[Category:Hardware_Hacks]]		[[:Category:Hardware_Hacks]]

Megalomaniac at 07:58, 5 February 2013

2013-02-05T07:58:58Z

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	<small>'''*''' Not all titles support progressive video mode output. These titles can be "Forced" to output a progressive mode display with [[Swiss]].</small>		<small>'''*''' Not all titles support progressive video mode output. These titles can be "Forced" to output a progressive mode display with [[Swiss]].</small>



			[[Category:Hardware_Hacks]]

Megalomaniac at 07:24, 21 January 2013

2013-01-21T07:24:22Z

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	'''MXB012355 CMPV-DOL''' and '''~~MXB0124555~~ CMPV-DOL''' are Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) IC's manufactured by Macronix specifically for use with the Nintendo Gamecube. <br><br>		'''MXB012355 CMPV-DOL''' and '''MXB012455 CMPV-DOL''' are Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) IC's manufactured by Macronix specifically for use with the Nintendo Gamecube. <br><br>
	They are used to convert the Gamecube's Y′C<small>B</small>C<small>R</small> digital video signal to Y′P<small>B</small>P<small>R</small> analog signal officially supporting video resolutions up to 480 / 576 interlaced and 480 progressive. These IC's can also be reconfigured to support RBGHV VGA output, and with the use of homebrew, such as [[Swiss]], capable of supporting up to 576 progressive video resolution.		They are used to convert the Gamecube's Y′C<small>B</small>C<small>R</small> digital video signal to Y′P<small>B</small>P<small>R</small> analog signal officially supporting video resolutions up to 480 / 576 interlaced and 480 progressive. These IC's can also be reconfigured to support RBGHV VGA output, and with the use of homebrew, such as [[Swiss]], capable of supporting up to 576 progressive video resolution.