Long story short, I believe Master System is affected by the same vertical bars in RGB as Megadrive. On MD lifting its color subcarrier VDP pin helps. You can dig through this huge topic for MD details. What I'd like to know is how to fix the issue when it occurs on a genuine SMS. As opposed to MD's backwards compatibility mode. Any ideas? Thanks.
Sorry to revive yet another old thread, but does this definitely work? and are there any side effects?
Sorry to revive this old topic. I have a PAL Master System I which has the most intense jailbars I've ever seen. It has a SONY 6130 V7040 RGB encoder IC Datasheet here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27485470/sony_6130_V7040_rgb_encoder_ic.pdf The IC is not pin-compatible with the CXA, so I guess pin 6 of the CXA matches pin 10 of the V7040. Can anybody confirm this? I'll be messing around with it to see if I can fix this issue, any info is much appreciated. Thanks guys!
I'm also trying to revive a 4 years old topic! Retro forever! I did this method. But instead of lift pin 6, I grounded pin 6 as Whitesnake showed here: http://www.smspower.org/forums/15082-MasterSystemIIRGBFromMB3614Encoder And since I didn't want to loose composite, my technican installed (i have ZERO soldering skills) a switch in the back to turn grounded pin 6 on and off. I can tell it worked because using composite, with switch in "off" position I got color and "on "I got just black and white. But I can't see any diference in RGB in "on" or "off" using scart and the jailbars remains the same... Maybe it's because I didn't lift the pin 6 (grounded it) or because of installed switch? Someone have pictures before and after to see what I can expect? Mauricio
Hi, I already use Csync. My scart cable is this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sega-Genesi...SCART-cable-/161639540959?hash=item25a277a8df So that's why I did´n see any difference in the mod ? (I already use Csync and the mod is only for composite sync) . Any idea to solve jailbar in csync signal ? Mauricio
