SCPH 75003 PAL PlayStation 2 - Free MC Boot refuses to display RGB signal

**spud42** · 06-13-2012,07:29 AM

what connectors does it have? make and model? can look it up and see what it can do......

**AngryMcGrew** · 06-13-2012,01:46 PM

No need but thanks for the offer. The TV is a Bang & Olufsen MX4000.

**Eyeball** · 06-14-2012,08:43 PM

RGB out works fine with 1.8 for me. On a 30003R pal machine connected by RGB scart.

Switching to Y / Cb/Pb Cr/Pr while using the RGB scart results in a green tint. Switching back to rgb which is the correct setting for RGB scart, nice clear picture.

Also tried a dvd just to make sure and got the green tint, (sony's crappy copy protection) that you get when playing a dvd over RGB.

Exact same behaviour as when not using freemcboot.

Maybe a bug with a specific version of ps2?

**SP193** · 06-15-2012,09:29 PM

Originally Posted by Eyeball

RGB out works fine with 1.8 for me. On a 30003R pal machine connected by RGB scart.

Switching to Y / Cb/Pb Cr/Pr while using the RGB scart results in a green tint. Switching back to rgb which is the correct setting for RGB scart, nice clear picture.

Also tried a dvd just to make sure and got the green tint, (sony's crappy copy protection) that you get when playing a dvd over RGB.

Exact same behaviour as when not using freemcboot.

Maybe a bug with a specific version of ps2?

Thank you for clearing this up for us.

Yea, it seems like the RGB/YPbPr option does work, but for some reason doesn't seem to be working for AngryMcGrew....

@AngryMcGrew: Does your console have a modchip? Can you disable the chip before trying again, if there is one?

What did you set for "Video Mode" in the FMCB Configurator? It should be left at "AUTO". I seriously have no idea what would happen if you set it to NTSC or PAL.

**AngryMcGrew** · 06-24-2012,10:18 AM

Does your console have a modchip?

No, it doesn't.

What did you set for "Video Mode" in the FMCB Configurator?

It is set to AUTO.

User Tag List

Thread: SCPH 75003 PAL PlayStation 2 - Free MC Boot refuses to display RGB signal

Tweet

LinkBack

Thread Tools

Display


	Would you like to get all the new info from PSX-Scene in your email each day? Subscribe to our Daily Digest! Want to learn more about the team keeping you up to date with the latest scene news? Read about them now! Check out our Developer bios, too!