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<blockquote data-quote="Trig" data-source="post: 22542" data-attributes="member: 11213">Hi there. I too have the same problem.I have recently purchased a GeForce 6200, whose tv output is a non-standard 7 pin micro din. The interface cable which connects to the tv out has a whole plethera of connectors which are a standard 4 pin S-Video out, a phono Composite out and three further phonos one each for Red, Green and Blue. After a bit of research I discovered that there are two types of RGB RGsB where the picture is synced with the green signal and RGBS where a seperate sync is used. So armed with this I tried to make&nbsp; an RGB to SCART cable from an old SCART cable I had just to see if I could get an output. I must say the results were disapointing and inconclusive. The picture I got on my Sony Wega FX50 was a RED picture, it would appear that the GREEN and BLUE signals were not present and the picture was scolling right to left and top to bottom, so the sync was not present either. This could be down to my poor soldering, or incorrect wiring diagrams, I shall continue to investigate.Judaz - I suspect that is is possible to get a good output from the RGB output but a purchased RGB to SCART cable may not do it. The ones I have looked at only operate in one direction and that is from the SCART to the RGB phono outputs we are trying to go the other way.Has anybody actually managed to successfully output via the RGB output of a GeForce 6x00 to the RGB SCART on a regular TV???</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trig, post: 22542, member: 11213"] Hi there. I too have the same problem. I have recently purchased a GeForce 6200, whose tv output is a non-standard 7 pin micro din. The interface cable which connects to the tv out has a whole plethera of connectors which are a standard 4 pin S-Video out, a phono Composite out and three further phonos one each for Red, Green and Blue. After a bit of research I discovered that there are two types of RGB RGsB where the picture is synced with the green signal and RGBS where a seperate sync is used. So armed with this I tried to make an RGB to SCART cable from an old SCART cable I had just to see if I could get an output. I must say the results were disapointing and inconclusive. The picture I got on my Sony Wega FX50 was a RED picture, it would appear that the GREEN and BLUE signals were not present and the picture was scolling right to left and top to bottom, so the sync was not present either. This could be down to my poor soldering, or incorrect wiring diagrams, I shall continue to investigate. Judaz - I suspect that is is possible to get a good output from the RGB output but a purchased RGB to SCART cable may not do it. The ones I have looked at only operate in one direction and that is from the SCART to the RGB phono outputs we are trying to go the other way. Has anybody actually managed to successfully output via the RGB output of a GeForce 6x00 to the RGB SCART on a regular TV??? [/QUOTE]

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