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Why this little cable trigger the americans?

>> No.3739174
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3739174

Why does this game breaking difference trigger the Eurostralians?

>> No.3739206

>>3739172
option 1:
we don't use RGB on 99% of consumer televisions (and when we do it's usually RGBHV anyway), and using scart for example on a super nintendo requires a color space conversion which is a solution based on a compromise

option 2:
gatekeeping american RGB monitor owners who only dislike scart because you "don't need it" over bnc equipment, stating something about an impedance mismatch in scart cables that may or may not be an imperceptibly marginal difference

>> No.3739208

>>3739172
It doesn't. I never even knew what a SCART cable was until a few years ago.

>> No.3739218

>>3739208
This. I only recently found out about SCART. I have zero interest and just go with whatever. Usually S-Video or Component. If you really need RGB, use a VGA cable and some Extron converter.

>> No.3739231

>>3739172
It doesn't trigger me, I bought one of those a couple years ago to use RGB with my PVM.

>> No.3739238

>>3739174
You don't like playing faster games? Why was the US release of SMB slowed down anyway?

>> No.3739241

Because on Playstation 1 it's unnecessary. You can get RGB just by using a PS2 component cable.

>> No.3739242

>>3739238
The PAL ROM was started 5 minutes before the NTSC and then the screenshot was taken for comparison.

>> No.3739246

>>3739242
Pal smB runs faster than its NTSC-U counterpart.

>> No.3739260

>>3739241

>

>> No.3739262

>>3739241
>Because on Playstation 1 it's unnecessary.
>You can get RGB just by using a PS2 component cable
What are you smoking?

>> No.3739265

>>3739262
What he says is true, but I don't know which device would accept RGB through those cables.

>> No.3739281

>>3739265
But no.

Component is not rgb

>> No.3739293

>>3739265
Many SONY PVMs do component and RGB through the same inputs, you just flip a switch to tell it what's what.

>> No.3739294

>>3739281
You don't seem to understand, the PS1 doesn't support component, only RGB. So those PS2 component cables just connect to the RGB connections on the PS1.

>> No.3739305

>>3739293
Yes indeed but you would have no sync as PlayStation doesn't output RGsB.

It works on PS2 (at 480p and above) but not on PlayStation.

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>>3739294
>PS2 component cables just connect to the RGB connections on the PS1

>> No.3739665

>>3739172
Oh anon, EVERYTHING triggers us really.
That's why we censor everything.

And guess what.
Censorship triggers us too!

>> No.3739704

>>3739663
It's true.

The trouble is that they don't transmit sync so there's no way to display the signal.

>> No.3739815

>>3739172
Coz they can't use them. Their impotent rage comes from having to put up with inferior composite/svideo.

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>>3739704

>> No.3739940

>>3739925
That dude needs to work on his battlestation.

Sheesh.

>> No.3739949

>>3739815
This is no longer an issue, and as a result there are now many in North America who have been claimed by the SCART meme.

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3739954

>>3739949
Surely you mean to say liberated from the yellow peril?

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>>3739241
>You can get RGB just by using a PS2 component cable.
insert the word "quality" between RGB and just
>>3739265
>>3739294
YPbPr is a separate color space from RGB, and the PS2 can display PS1 games in both. My PVM accepts RGB but not YPbPr, so I use a scart cable and adapter for playing PS1&2 in RGB. I also have an OEM YPbPr cable if I want to play them on the WEGA's much bigger screen.

>> No.3740060
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I've always had the same SCART of the photo, so you can use even with the gun much better than the classic one.

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>>3740060
>audio not broken out at the multi-av

DROPPED

>> No.3742657

>>3740035
The RGB pins in the PS1 are the same as the RGB/YPbPr pins on the PS2

>>3739704
You can use composite for sync on most displays and if your display doesn't support it, you can strip it with an lm1881

This is one of those things that always, always baits parrots who think they know wtf they're talking about and I'm pleased this thread was no exception.

>> No.3742671

SCART is rare to find on CRT TVs and the port takes up a lot of space.

>> No.3743079

>>3739172
I've always fonud it one of the more annoying cables to work with.
Especially if you're working behind a television you by leaning over it (usually because a stand is in the way.), like a USB device it never seems to want to go in first time, but unlike a USB port it's full of little prongs you can break if you force it.

I'm British though.

>> No.3743504

>>3742671
Only on American ones.

>> No.3743507

>>3739172
>Why this little youropoor shitpost?

>> No.3743538

>>3742657
>You can use composite for sync on most displays and if your display doesn't support it, you can strip it with an lm1881

I know that but it's not applicable to the vast majority of PlayStation models which is what we were discussing.

Sure if you're using an SCPH-100x or that vanishingly rare Asia-only VCD model it's doable but we're getting into silly territory when SCART to BNC patchcords are easily available and probably cheaper than good quality multi-AV component cables.

>> No.3743573

>>3742671
>is rare to find on CRT TVs
I see it all the time on consumer sets (of course all of them support 60 Hz through RGB input).

>> No.3743723

>>3743538
Every single Playstation 1, 2 and 3 has the same analog pinouts. PS1s just can't be switched to YPbPr. I would love to know where you're buying RGB SCART cables + SCART to 6BNC cables for the same or cheaper price as Component cables + Phono to BNC adapters though.

Of course I guess I've never bought Component cables new, I just grab them for one or two dollars when I see them in used cable bins.

>> No.3743731

>>3742671
Sure buddy.
My Philips CRT has 2 SCARTs and 1 composite.

>> No.3743732

>>3739241
you can't use a PS2/PS3 component cable on a PS1, the PS1 doesn't have a Y/Pb/Pr signal.

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>>3743732
You can. It just carries RGB instead.

>> No.3743774

>>3743748
Interesting. You would need a display that can do RGB then, I should try this on my ikegami some time.

>> No.3743837

Fucking hell.

This is terrible, even for an obvious bait thread.