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So how did you get PS3 working in YPbPr in GameOS? I mean in GameOS, how can PS3 tell the cable you use is scart or component and output different signal? It can't. That's why the screen resolution settings first asks you what kind of cable you've got. Unfortunately for the OP, if you select SCART ...

I didn't manage to get my PS2 RGBS cable (which I made from a PS2 scart cable) working with my PAL PS3, though I did get it working in YPbPr once I'd figured out which way to connect it up (I managed to accidently get the Y working with Pb and Pr the wrong way round) PS2 / PS3 use the same pins for...

I didn't manage to get my PS2 RGBS cable (which I made from a PS2 scart cable) working with my PAL PS3, though I did get it working in YPbPr once I'd figured out which way to connect it up (I managed to accidently get the Y working with Pb and Pr the wrong way round) PS2 / PS3 use the same pins for...

Yes, I've been using such an external YUV->VGA adaptor under Linux and could get RGB output. I'd like to know some details about PAL PS3. I think a PAL PS3 would output RGB+Cs if SCART cable was connected. Do SCART port and YUV port share the same pins? If so, a PAL PS3 would also output RGB even a ...

Yes, I know I can get RGB out under Linux. But I want RGB in Game OS as well...

I connected my PS3 (bought in HongKong, NTSC) to a PC monitor (SoG capable) with a component-to-VGA cable, and set the "PS3Videomode" to RGB+480P under Linux, everything worked flawlessly. But when I booted it into "Game OS" with this connection scheme, the PS3 went back to YUV a...