I've recently acquired a Sony PVM 1350, but I've noticed

>>3054353
You'll need BNC dawg.

>>3054362
I've got BNC to RCA adapters. I get great picture, but there's a green tint.

>>3054371
Adjust the nobs on the front.
You get RGB via a BNC adapter cable.

>>3054372
Still green.

I've got component cables plugged in.

>>3054353
Why the fuck do you want to use Component if you can use RGB?

>>3054374
>I've got component cables plugged in.

Component is YPbPr, not RGB.

Get RGB cables.

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>>3054353
What's a good price range for me to aim with a PVM?

You should have asked this in the CRT thread. You're going to get bad info this way.

Y/Pb/Pr is component. On PVMs it's referred to internally as "color stream". Switch the display into color stream mode.

Theyre lying to you anon

if it doesnt say rgb/component it cant take component

you have to go scart to bnc or s-video or the image will be green

crt makes me puke with their misinformation

>>3054380
Because I'm using the component cables for a ps2 at the moment.

>>3054414
Thank you. That's all I wanted to know.

>>3054423
Except he's wrong. "Component" is a consumer term. Your display will absolutely work with your component cables, it's just referred to as Y/Pb/Pr on your inputs and "Color Stream" in your controls.

If it doesn't say Y/Pb/Pr over the ports it doesn't do component. I have an old PVM rotting in my basement that can't do component.

>>3054398
>>3054438
>You're going to get bad info this way.
>On PVMs it's referred to internally as "color stream"
Only Toshiba used the term color stream for component; PVMs will refer to it as Component or Comp.

I believe for the **40 and **50 series sets, they have to be either the 43/44 or 53/54 in order to support YPbPr, and it would be written right next to said inputs that it would infact support it. Specifcally "RGB/Component"

That specific model doesn't support Component/YPbPr; Unless you feel like getting a transcoder that will turn Component back to RGB, it's best to just stuck with RGB where you can, and I suppose S-Video otherwise.

>>3054438
How do I avoid a green screen?

>>3054510
Use Scart -> BNC.

>>3054438
you. are. retarded.