Isn't the whole point of the Xbox being component exclusive so that you don't have to use an adapter?
Re: point of xbox reply
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 6:02 pm
by GhostlyGamer
2 Bunny wrote:Isn't the whole point of the Xbox being component exclusive so that you don't have to use an adapter?
Component is being phased out of TVs. It'd be hard to find one now that has component.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 7:20 pm
by Xphazer
+1. I was in a store checking TVs last week an many big brand TV's do not have component input anymore.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2014 7:52 pm
by nickw1235
So when are you going to roll out this tutorial? I'm very interested.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2014 9:16 am
by Rocky5
He's just converting the component signal to digital. (HDMI)
Though it would be nice if there was a detailed tut or what components you used.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2014 6:32 am
by xboxprince
With this mod would it just be component signals, or could the digital audio be added also, im pretty sure it can just not 100% sure.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2014 8:27 pm
by psyko_chewbacca
You can get YPbPr to HDMI converter boxes with COAX and/or TOSLINK audio in for fairly cheap. I found one on ebay under 30$.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2014 1:30 pm
by b9b9b9
Any news about the tutorial?
Just need to know from where to get the YPbPr/Audio signals and the power supply....
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2014 4:41 pm
by Xphazer
You don't need a tutorial to do that, lol.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Sun May 04, 2014 3:11 am
by SPPV
You want HDMI just buy a Hauppauge Rocket. Not only will it make your XBOX super HDMI fancy but will also let you cap whatever you do to a thumb drive. And from what I gather cost is comparable so may as well get a PVR outa the deal
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Sun May 04, 2014 11:06 am
by spicemuseum
Xphazer wrote:You don't need a tutorial to do that, lol.
For electronics savvy guys you're right, but a tutorial on the OP's build method would be a great resource to have here.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Sun May 04, 2014 11:14 am
by spicemuseum
SPPV wrote:You want HDMI just buy a Hauppauge Rocket. Not only will it make your XBOX super HDMI fancy but will also let you cap whatever you do to a thumb drive. And from what I gather cost is comparable so may as well get a PVR outa the deal
What a fantastic idea! ...just a shame they're so expensive - over a hundred quid.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 9:28 am
by SPPV
Yeah when I posted they were on sale here (Canada) 50% off. Regular price is pretty steep. I grabbed one when the sale was going and its pretty sweet. I gather from your mention of quid your in UK spicemuseum so Im not sure if you guys even got a chance at it for a decent price
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2014 8:28 am
by professor_jonny
what happens if you select 480 576i or lower modes do you get garbage or a viewable picture ?
my noya x2vga adaptor finally died and im looking along this path for an upgrade.
If you're looking to fix it I can tell you it uses a LMH1251 IC for YPbPr to VGA conversion and some OpAmp (probably something like LMH6739, same as eval board). It doesn't generates negative back porch unlike the eval board so don't look for a negative supply in there.
What are your issues with it? Flickering, distorded and/or intermittent image might indicate capacitor failure but I wouldn't be surprised if the LMH1251 was faulty. This chip looks crudely designed and is a pain to work with(and it's expensive!). On top of that, it gets unusually warm (not hot but still) which can suppose realiability issues for such aging equipment.
Re: HDMI Out for original XBOX
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 8:19 pm
by professor_jonny
I actually have fixed it now there was a safety diode's in the input that was open circuit there was a reversed one across the dc input terminals that popped the fused diode i just bridged it out but i will fix it properly in the future as in its current state if the wrong adaptor is pluged in poof.
I think one of the kids plugged the network switch psu into the x2vga2 luckly it did no break and thing futher.
but i did buy a component to hdmi adaptor with spdif input that should fit in the xbox in the mean time waiting to recieve it to wire it up.
how many tv's these days dont support 480/ 576 resolutions via hdmi or was it only an older tv thing as i could not find an upscaling one to 720 or 1080 in a small size that would fit in the xbox the one I picked was pricy enough?
the bottom one only supports a 5Gbps transfer rate
It would meaan the small one is closer to hdmi version 1.3 and the big one is closer to hdmi version 1.2.
this does not matter they are basically the same, but in a real world it means the smaller one could have a better sampling rate and thus a better picture, i dont think this will mean much for an xbox with ypbpr input.