It's only been 3+ years in the making.A long time ago in ah. This galaxy, I decided to make a VGA cable for my modded XBOX with Frosty's VGA patched bios. I had read back then that some monitors support 'sync on green' which meant a dumb cable where all I would have to do is wire this to that and it would work. Well, it did, just not on any monitors that I owned at the time and as a matter of fact I still don't own one that does. The cable worked fine on my brother in law's monitor but that did me no good.Fast forward to this week. To be honest I don't know what made me think of it but it was on my mind so I decided to fix it for use with monitors that don't support 'SOG.' So I ordered a 5 pack of LM1881 'sync separator chips' on ebay.

1. Component To Vga Transcoder

Some VGA to HDMI converters have what is known as a composite video input (a round, yellow “RCA” connector), others have a component video input (the three different colored “RCA” connectors), in either case, they’re trying to convert to a digital HDMI output.

1. Shop for Component Video (YPbPr)/VGA to HDMI Converter at Best Buy. Find low everyday prices and buy online for delivery or in-store pick-up.
2. VGA is RGB, the difference is the sync, scart is RGBs (seperste sync) VGA is RGB/H/V (horizontal and vertical sync) RGsB is RGB with the sync carried down the Green, similar to the way component works.

Figuring they'd have the capacitors and resistors I need at Radio Shack I waited for them to arrive. Needless to say, RS didn't have everything I needed. They did have the capacitors but not the resistors (even in the $10 multi-pack) so I got some of those on ebay.The resistors arrived today so I've spent it getting this thing up and running.

First it was just a mess of wires and junk to make sure it would work as expected. Then I went out and got a project box and breadboard (also from radshak) and did it right. It's the first time I've ever put together a circuit and even though it's a simple one and all the 'ee' was done for me I'm still pretty proud of myself. Fat chanceA few years back some companies (divineo is where I saw them) used to sell this cable under the name Frozen VGA cable or something to that effect. I want to say it was between $20 and $30. It was unclear to me as to whether it had the LM1881 in it so I asked them. I don't remember the response word for word but I recall the unhelpfulness and unwillingness to try and help find out which is why I didn't buy one.If I ever were to sell one of these I imagine my price would be a bit more than that.

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It's only been 3+ years in the making.A long time ago in ah. This galaxy, I decided to make a VGA cable for my modded XBOX with Frosty's VGA patched bios. I had read back then that some monitors support 'sync on green' which meant a dumb cable where all I would have to do is wire this to that and it would work. Well, it did, just not on any monitors that I owned at the time and as a matter of fact I still don't own one that does.

The cable worked fine on my brother in law's monitor but that did me no good.Fast forward to this week. To be honest I don't know what made me think of it but it was on my mind so I decided to fix it for use with monitors that don't support 'SOG.' So I ordered a 5 pack of LM1881 'sync separator chips' on ebay. Figuring they'd have the capacitors and resistors I need at Radio Shack I waited for them to arrive. Needless to say, RS didn't have everything I needed.

Component To Vga Transcoder

They did have the capacitors but not the resistors (even in the $10 multi-pack) so I got some of those on ebay.The resistors arrived today so I've spent it getting this thing up and running. First it was just a mess of wires and junk to make sure it would work as expected.

Then I went out and got a project box and breadboard (also from radshak) and did it right. It's the first time I've ever put together a circuit and even though it's a simple one and all the 'ee' was done for me I'm still pretty proud of myself. Fat chanceA few years back some companies (divineo is where I saw them) used to sell this cable under the name Frozen VGA cable or something to that effect. I want to say it was between $20 and $30.

It was unclear to me as to whether it had the LM1881 in it so I asked them. I don't remember the response word for word but I recall the unhelpfulness and unwillingness to try and help find out which is why I didn't buy one.If I ever were to sell one of these I imagine my price would be a bit more than that. It's a lot of work for an amateur such as myself.