Re: Address Needed : Redmond Cable

[eddy@cs.ucdavis.edu (arekusu)]

Shadow (shadow@exodus.com) wrote:
: arekusu (eddy@cs.ucdavis.edu) wrote:
: : Anyway, I'm not saying that it's impossible to do, but it's not a simple
: : case of connect pin 2 to pin 3, etc.
: 	This's correct. There's I believe one pin modifcation you have to
: 	do which's kinda funky, but that's it. (shrugs)
Hm. Well, I put 220uf caps on the r,g,b lines and after letting the monitor
warm up for about an hour, the picture finally stopped rolling 
horizontally. It looks very clear, filling the whole screen... but there 
is a strip of 'noise' running vertically right down the middle of the 
screen. By 'noise' I mean a strip perhaps 4 pixels wide where the image 
is darker & distorted a bit. Hm.

What is the 'funky' pin modification? I showed a friend of mine my 
schematic and he told me I should connect the SNES video ground to the 
cable housing, but it doesn't make any diference. Having to let the 
monitor warm up really stinks, plus it desyncs when you turn the SNES 
(super famicom in my case ;) ) off to change games. 

Anyone out there have a solution (that doesn't cost hundreds of dollars?)

-arekusu