Hi,
I'm a new MSX owner. I have a wide selection of other hardware but no MSX, so when I had the chance to get a Hit Bit 75B I jumped at it.
Now I'd hoped getting RGB out of it would be easy given it has a standard SCART connector on the back. However plugging in a fully wired SCART I get a sharp but washed out picture with the blacks appearing as deep blue.
Should I use the composite SCART cable that came with the unit I get perfect colours and black is black.
I tried putting 220 Ohm resisters on each of the RGB channels with a 270 Ohm resister on the sync (like you would with a BBC Micro) and while the picture is better it is now too dark and the blacks are still slightly blue.
So my question is, is there a correct way to wire an MSX RGB SCART? Does it need resisters, capacitors, etc to make it give a perfect picture on a modern LCD TV?
I have all my other machines working in RGB where avaliable so would be a shame if the MSX was stuck in grotty composite. I also run a Youtube review channel where I use original hardware and for that I capture RGB so again when I start doing MSX stuff getting RGB working is going to be pretty important or its going to look rubbish.
Thanks!
