I've noticed that XBOX360 supports native VGA output on monitors, and the fact that I've been using a VGA box for my old-school xbox bothers me a lot.

I have been wondering if there is a solution to this, especially if I wanted my composite signals to be converted via a Composite-To-VGA cable so that I can play my xbox classic on the monitor, raw VGA pixel-by-pixel glory. Its not possible via normal yellow thingie cable (the lame out-of-the-box cable), but I have been using composite cable via VGA box for some time now. The VGA box does not convert to full VGA display, unfortunately, just giving out converted analog video transmission to the monitor, making it looking like I streamed from a VCD video instead of playing a real-time rendered xbox.

XBOX -> composite -> vga converter -> monitor = analog transmission, butt-ugly and whacked up brightness/contrast with blurry, wavelines-visible output.


I found this on the Net:
Products Page
http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/vga-rgb...nt.html#hd15rgb

OR

Anotherhttp://www.tvcables.co.uk/cgi-bin/tvcables/scan/fi=products/st=db/co=yes/sf=category/se=Component%20to%20VGA/op=eq/sf=prod_group/se=Video%20Cables/op=eq.html

And here I wonder, can this cable be a godsend for playing xbox in glorious VGA? I wonder if it can function just like the XBOX360 VGA output cable.

p/s: Simply put, will this product work? I don't mind paying for $19.55 with credit card to order. 19.55 U.S. dollars = 69.38295 Malaysian ringgits, Google says. Or if there is a local shop that sells these? I just want to know if its a possibility.

XBOX -> composite cable -> cable given in the link -> monitor = pure VGA output

pp/s: I'll be getting XBOX360 mid 2007, if you're going to suggest changing consoles. I just want to max out my xbox before doing so.

And another thing, can any1 suggest a place I can get X2VGA2 or s'thing as similar?

This post has been edited by iammagic: Dec 23 2006, 05:57 PM