"Can I mod my NAV to play DVDs?"
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Originally Posted by MAZyar
of all the above, which has the best pic quality? from what i can gather, it seems navbox had the best pic quality since it give component signal, is this true??
If you have an 03 or 04, they all give same quality. For 05, only AV Electronics unit works, still same quality...there is no such thing as a "better" quality.
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There are multiple forms of an RGB hookup. Just because you have an RGB DVD player doesn't mean that it will work with our stock Navi. The most important factor is the type of RGB it is. Our stock screen uses an RGB + Sync signal, your DVD Player most likely uses an RGB signal that includes the sync information with the G signal.
I believe there are adapters that will extract the sync signal from the G wire and give you a sync signal to hook up. Without a sync signal you will not be able to get video data on the screen.
I believe there are adapters that will extract the sync signal from the G wire and give you a sync signal to hook up. Without a sync signal you will not be able to get video data on the screen.
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http://www.gamesx.com/misctech/lm1881.htm
If this works, it would make it super easy to hook your xbox up... I may have to go buy an Xbox and check it out!
If this works, it would make it super easy to hook your xbox up... I may have to go buy an Xbox and check it out!
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LOL, actually, I was checking your link address and it seems to be pointing to something similar I was look at just now. LEt me send you the link:
http://www.national.com/pf/LM/LM1881.html
Also check this out, TONS of info:
http://www.xbox-linux.org/Xbox_VGA_HOWTO
http://www.national.com/pf/LM/LM1881.html
Also check this out, TONS of info:
http://www.xbox-linux.org/Xbox_VGA_HOWTO
#74
another interesting finding is this site:
http://www.geocities.com/wonderer369/G35Nav.html
The guy set up a gex dvd player with RGB and somehow seperated the sync out, using the following method. Not sure if this would work on xbox:
"Using the one spool of Single shield audio wire from Radio shack, solder the pink wire that goes from the Display. Using the other spool, do the same to the pink sync wire that goes to the NAV. Route both wires to where the GEX Green and Red Connectors are. Connect the Nav Pink wire to the Red connector and the Display pink wire to the Green Connector.
Now you should have a total of 5 wires from the units infront to the GEX. You now have a total of 4 cables containing these wires. "
http://www.geocities.com/wonderer369/G35Nav.html
The guy set up a gex dvd player with RGB and somehow seperated the sync out, using the following method. Not sure if this would work on xbox:
"Using the one spool of Single shield audio wire from Radio shack, solder the pink wire that goes from the Display. Using the other spool, do the same to the pink sync wire that goes to the NAV. Route both wires to where the GEX Green and Red Connectors are. Connect the Nav Pink wire to the Red connector and the Display pink wire to the Green Connector.
Now you should have a total of 5 wires from the units infront to the GEX. You now have a total of 4 cables containing these wires. "
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Anyone for Los Angeles are that wants to do it tigether. I really want to put the PS2 and Rear view camera on my 05 G Sedan. I am willin gto video tape the whole install and post it on the web. Email me if you are interested. msiwy@yahoo.com