Ok, I have , but it's way too dark and maybe too heavy on green.
Can you tell me what voltages I should see from signal to gnd on rgb in's, and Y, Pb, and Pr outs?
The RGB input pins are high actually, at 4.66 V according to steve. A really good circuit will kill that all off by the end of it to where you read 0 volts on the output. Industry specs call for 0 to 950 millivolts on Component or general signal outputs (
like Composite, S-Video, etc.). You can get away with 1-2 volts though on the outputs (
I got a BluRay player that goes 2.66 V max on its Luma line), but if it's 3+ or more, that's borderline bad, not good for the 75 Ohm impedance resistors on the TV/monitor's input module in my opinion (
but that's what they're there for, protection), so you'd need pull down resistance and/or output capacitors.
Anyway, that's not an issue for now. See my comments on your youtube video for possible issues other than just reviewing the whole circuit again. Gonna PM steve to chime in on this also, if he hasn't seen it already.
