I didn't read through the whole thread (just the first post and the last few pages) but is anybody thinking about putting together an overview of the games you are covering? I'd like to get into Saturn and this thread is getting me more excited.

Wait are you saying its possible to switch red, blue, green. Cause I'm considering to try this out with bnc connectors to get rgb instead of component on a US tv, if nothing changes switch to pal and see if any thing changes. Might work. There is one way I can do this is to try wii region change ha...

Sorry for the late answer. I've been traveling these last few weeks. I think it's grounding does that outer shield have a connection to anything? As far as I can see on my cable nothing connects to the SCART shielding (pin 21 in the specification). I presume that's how you are getting your 240p to t...

The other day I wrote a guide on how to rebuild a Wii RGB cable if it's showing the wrong colors on your monitor. I published it on Medium but the SEO seems to be pretty crappy so I thought that I'd link it here. If someone is trying to use a SCART cable to hook their Wii up to a CRT chances are the...

Why downgrade the video output of the PC to the PVM? I know you are trying to duplicate the arcade cabinet thru emulation with the PVM the best for Composite, SVideo and Component hookup. The PC has the greatest capabilities for emulation including duplicating scanlines thru emulators on its native...

"Soft15khz" So I found this thing: m It claims that I can use a newer generation graphics card and make it output 15kHz with that software you mentioned. Do you know anything about this? I have an Nvidia GTX970 and it would be sweet to be able to use my gaming PC to run emulators on the P...

If I recall correctly, you simply have to wait after the initial boot-up (After the POST sounds), then you can turn on your PVM. So, basically, turn the PC first, then the PVM and you are set. No hassle. If you feed a 31Khz signal, it will either show a double image or simply not recognize it and d...

You don't need an Arcade VGA to output to a PVM as apparently some old video cards are able to output at 15Khz using a program called "Soft15khz". You should be able to find info about it on the usual retro sites but it's every bit as good as an Arcade VGA without the expense. For real? W...

That's the feeling I got as well. I wonder how well it really does handle arcade games, though. I've been looking at alternatives such as putting together a small PC for arcade emulation but it's pretty steep right now and I don't think I'd do it right away. If the Xbox can handle most of the games...

I ended up picking up one of these: http://worldofvideogames.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/wii_classic-controller-pro_rot_-02-.jpg I can't wait for it to arrive! FYI, the SNES mini doesn't need an amp to add RGB, just a resistor and cap on each line. But for sure, the Wii is an easier route. Here's ...