Hiyas, I am trying to make my own cable to work on consumer TVs and I think I am missing something. I dare say my issues are my poor grasp of electrical engineering.

I have a RGC scart to BNC connected to my BVM. If I use my new cable, connected to the RGC cable into the BVM it works. I take this to mean that the R, G, B and csync pins are working correctly.

I have more trouble going into a consumer set. The mister is outputting 3.3v on vga pin 14, which is the scart blanking pin.

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1. Is scart blanking on pin 16 needed to make rgb work on some consumer sets? I found a spec which says it should be 1 to 3v to show this is csync and not composite video. If I am getting 3.3v on that line instead, maybe the consumer set is not liking it?
2. I have a 470ohm resistor on the csync line. As I understood this should be there for consumer tvs. What I dont understand is that the volts I read on my multi-meter down that wire are the same whether I have the resistor on the end or not. Is a resistor on the line supposed to bring down the volts?
3. Do consumer sets need scart pin 8 connected? Or is this just for autodetection that AV is present. The spec i read says that this pin should be 9.5 to 12v. Is this the same as if I manually changed the channel to "AV"
   

Thank you for the help

Good Morning,

I have been tinkering with my MiSTer this morning. I am trying to get it to output at 1080@60hz. However when I edit my MiSTer.ini and reboot I get no video. When I set it back to 720@60hz video is restored.

I have tried this on two LG OLED televisions. I am certain I had 1080p at one point working. I upgraded SD Cards and am having no luck.

Any help would be appreciated!

PS> Any reason not to set hdmi_audio_96k=1 ?