Alright so I just bought a Sony PVM 14M2MDU on Ebay
I want to hook up a Ps1 to it and bask in RGB glory
So inorder to do this I need a SCART cable and then one of these right?
http://www.retrogamingcables.com/sony-p ... r-bnc.html
Can anyone with some experience with the PVM monitor help me out?
Anyone know of a good 3rd quality SCART cable? I cant figure out what can be trusted online.
Any help would be awesome! I cant wait to figure this out.
Help me connect a PS1 to my Sony PVM
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Re: Help me connect a PS1 to my Sony PVM
If your TV supports 240p 15 kHz sync-on-green RGB, then a PS2 or PS3 component cable will work. Fat chance, but worth trying if you have the cable.
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Re: Help me connect a PS1 to my Sony PVM
I dont think my monitor will accept componentValkyrie-Favor wrote:If your TV supports 240p 15 kHz sync-on-green RGB, then a PS2 or PS3 component cable will work. Fat chance, but worth trying if you have the cable.
Here is the user guide for it. http://www.tradeedition.com/download/pvm20m2mde.pdf
Wouldn't the RGB SCART to BNC connection give the best picture? Thats just what Ive heard im not really that well versed in video tech.
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Re: Help me connect a PS1 to my Sony PVM
Well, it looks like it supports S-Vid, Component and RGB. Try S-Vid and see if you're satisfied, it's usually fantastic. If you want RGB, it seems to support that through the RGB/Component input. It's a Sony monitor and Sony loves sync-on-green so I think it will be fine. I don't know what the side actually looks like so you may need some RCA/BNC converters or something.
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Re: Help me connect a PS1 to my Sony PVM
Well I guess I got to wait and see once it arrives in the mail. I bought the monitor for 5 bucks on ebay. I dont know how I ended up with such a nice deal.
Have you had any experience with SCART cables for the psx?
Have you had any experience with SCART cables for the psx?
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Re: Help me connect a PS1 to my Sony PVM
Strange http://www.retrogamingcables.com/sony-p ... r-bnc.htmlValkyrie-Favor wrote:Well, it looks like it supports S-Vid, Component and RGB. Try S-Vid and see if you're satisfied, it's usually fantastic. If you want RGB, it seems to support that through the RGB/Component input. It's a Sony monitor and Sony loves sync-on-green so I think it will be fine. I don't know what the side actually looks like so you may need some RCA/BNC converters or something.
this converter says its not compatible with sync on green if Im understanding it correctly.
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Re: Help me connect a PS1 to my Sony PVM
That's odd, Sony is usually the biggest supporter of Sync-On-Green. If that's the case, you will never get PS1 RGB to work without an active convertor. You could try a PS2 with component if you have one.
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