Also most of them have a composite video out box inline on the cable which makes me worry that maybe it's just sending composite video over a SCART connector instead of RGB, and there's no way in hell they carry properly shielded CSYNC.

HEY EVERYBODY what are we doing for Dreamcast RGB SCART cables? RGC and RCA don't make any yet, and all of the options on eBay seem to be from Hong Kong or Taiwan, which isn't necessarily bad but I'm a little wary about build quality. I've been going VGA out of my Dreamcast so far, but I wanted to use it on my BVM with the rest of the retro setup to have one less thing in the living room, but this is turning out to be more complicated than I bargained for. RGC and RCA don't make any yet, and all of the options on eBay seem to be from Hong Kong or Taiwan, which isn't necessarily bad but I'm a little wary about build quality. HEY EVERYBODY what are we doing for Dreamcast RGB SCART cables? Although with the Chinese ones you rarely get good shielding so if you need that then stay away from those.Īs for RCA and S-Video? Dont worry about it. The only thing i'd be careful with is RGB SCART because its such an intricate cable type.and even then, i have both higher quality and cheap Chinese and youd be surprised how often then Chinese ones are still decent. They are comparable and for example, in the case of Monster XBOX cables, the Chinese knock offs are actually better. And i also have cheap Chinese knock offs. I have great cables OEM/Monster/Psyclone etc. Also don't worry too much about the price of the cables youre getting. I personally havent had any bad experiences using S-video/composite cables but i have heard people have had issues.

What im told is the signal can bounce back to the composite line and cause some kind of issue. Like said above, and from what i understand, you do want to avoid S-Video cables that also have composite lines built in because it can cause signal issues.

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