That's the plan. I bought it secondhand, but it was done by Jason at Game-Tech with one of Tim's boards, so if I was going to try to do RGB I would definitely just do the 8-pin mini-DIN... again though, I gotta take a look and see if there's anywhere I can really cram it in.Ziggy587 wrote:Well if it does already have RGB and you're using the Framemiester, then I would just add an 8-pin mini-DIN socket. That way you can use a mini-DIN cable to go straight from the NES to the Framemiester's RGB input, and avoid those bulky SCART plugs and that horrible dongle.KalessinDB wrote:You make a good point, I could probably open it up and wire up an RGB adapter instead of the component ones... just with the RCA jacks for component already on there, might start to get annoying trying to fit it on there and keep the shell looking reasonably decent. Worth looking in to I suppose.Ziggy587 wrote:Well if it's modified for component, then it's already modified for RGB! The NES only outputs composite, so unless someone charged you a couple hundred to install a composite to component adapter inside your console, then it's most likely already modified for RGB.
Upscaler for composite signal
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Re: Upscaler for composite signal
Gunning for a licensed NES NTSC-U set, follow the madness and poverty here!
Cheat sheet of my collection, always looking to increase it. 405/677 licensed games, 46/"95" unlicensed
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Cheat sheet of my collection, always looking to increase it. 405/677 licensed games, 46/"95" unlicensed
Chronically out of date BST thread