Digital output from an NTSC Gamecube

[Cock Henry]

I've Googled exhaustively for some information on this and can't find much solid information. Can anybody help?

I'm in the UK and I have a US NTSC Gamecube. What's the best way to get the best progressive output from it?

I have a Sony 32" LCD with HDMI in, and would love to see the Gamecube progressively on this display. Any tips?

Thanks!

[wod]

does it have a component input as thats the best way and use that

[thebuddahman]

Not so sure myself, but I believe you need a Component Cable? You can get one from http://www.liksang.com or somewhere like that.

I myself use a modded component cable and get RGB off my JPN Cube. Superb it is too.

[Rossco]

You want this:

http://www.ncsxshop.com/cgi-bin/shop/DOL-010.html

I have it, works a treat.

[Cock Henry]

Many thanks for the replies.

I was hoping that the digital out on the GC could be used directly with a digital HDMI socket on the display.

Using the digital out on the GC to go to component (analogue) and then to go to a digital display, such as a flatscreen Sony with HDMI seems a shame.

Are you all using the component cable with a CRT display?

[gIzzE]

The Sony component inputs tend to look better than their digital input anyway so I wouldn't worry about it too much mate, just go in component.

[The Boatman]

The 'digital' out on the GC is misnamed. It doesn't output a digital signal in the DVI/HDMI sense of the word. Component is what it's for, or if you wanted you could use a VGA adapter if you have a VGA input.

[importaku]

Apart from the official component cube cable theres also this

[mattSix]

[ignore]

[gIzzE]

http://nfg.2y.net/forum/index.php?act=SF&f=5

There you go, have a read throuh that lot!