RGB->component->Y/C->CVBS converter rev. 1

<a href="http://thevendor.mit.edu/2slot/rev1_1.JPG" target="_blank">http://thevendor.mit.edu/2slot/rev1_1.JPG</a>
<a href="http://thevendor.mit.edu/2slot/rev1_2.JPG" target="_blank">http://thevendor.mit.edu/2slot/rev1_2.JPG</a>

So in response to the question what chip I used, there actually is no economical integrated solution, you need to use video op-amps. Note the AD724 to do the composite/svideo output. Please don't laugh at the resistors, the long tails make good o-scope hookup points and its only rev. 1. The board is 2.5x3 inches.

Jeff, I'll send you one of the new versions. This one is a pain in the ass to make with all the surface mount stuff. The new one is smaller too. Yay for apcircuits.

Hello,

Is this for RGB Component style RCA output jacks for the AES??

Yeah. The header on the left is R, G, B, +5, GND
and the header on the right is Y, U, V, S-video, Composite, GND.

Looks great! Is this going to be an external add-on?

will you start to sell the rgb to component converter?
i would love to buy this.
even if you just sold is as a kit.
it would be cool to use on any rgb device.
genesis,32x,pce,supergarfx,geogeo,turboduo, ect...

Hey great work! Any pictures of it in action?