The Extron RGB 203 Rxi (PC to BVM) 

Be patient! they pop up here and there. I think the RGB 202 Rxi can deliver the same results, but I would do some research to see if they're alike.

Will just keep the search up and refresh, haha. Literally "0 results for extron rgb 203 xi" lol. Same without the space. Will keep an eye out. Thanks and I subbed :)

@@EposVox - what about the extron 160xi?

retrogames_berlin thank you!

Oh great! I wasn't sure if it would function the same since I haven't had one to try myself.

I can't say for certain, but I've heard there is almost no lag when using these boxes. And no, this is not a scaler. This is simply a sync processor, meaning it will only combine or split a sync signal to whatever you output it as.

Oh wow I forgot to mention that in the video. I believe I had the resolution around 720p. The highest resolution the BVM D24 can take and PCs normally don't output interlaced resolutions. Did I have to manually lower my resolution in my PC's video settings? I believe I did. Just make sure it's somewhere around the 720p settings.

This will only sync process. There is no downscaling element in regards to this unit.

Try Extron Super Emotia

Thanks! It's RGBS output. I paid about $30 when I first bought this, and would not pay more than $100 nowadays.

I would look into other models from the Extron line of sync processors. IIRC, an inexpensive model was the 102 or the 201.

ingoodmusic you can find this on eBay. On average, I see 2 to 3 of them at a time pop up. They shouldn't be too rare to find. A good price for one of these should be $100 or less.

Nope. If you want something like that, try looking into the DVS 605. There are different models of this, so make sure you do your research and look for the one that fits your needs.

Chikoraro that depends. If your Mac mini has DVI-I out and can output a 640x480 resolution, then yes. Otherwise, newer Mac mini’s have HDMI out which will require to convert to D-Sub 15.

Phatnightmares what settings should it be on my extron i have it in that resolution and i can kinda see the picture but it flickers

@@chikoraro the RGB 203 Rxi does not remove flicker. This is only a sync processor.

Phatnightmares so how can i use my pc to my pvm

​@@chikoraro This depends on the PVM you are using and the type of connection coming out of your PC and at what resolution. As seen in my video, the DSUB15 port was outputting at 720p. Since my BVM takes in a 720p signal, all I had to do was to connect it to the RGB 203 Rxi and I got an image in RGsB. If you're using a PVM that only takes in a 480i signal, then you will need a downscaler (or some sort of converter that will convert your PC out signal to 480i) in addition to the RGB 203 Rxi. Remember, the 203 Rxi does not downscale. It will only change your signal from either RGBS, RGsB or RGBHV and convert it to either RGBS, RGsB or RGBHV.

That's because standard PC resolutions are 480p and up. You can always downscale your PC signal to your PVM, but you need a downscaler. I show many other options in my downscaling video series.

@@Ex_Savior unless you have support ATI video card, you can use CRT Emudriver to get 240p out from PCs.

DickBurns my laptop is outputting 720p and yes, these monitors do support 31 kHz refresh rates.

Phatnightmares That's cool. I prefer native resolution 15khz with scanlines but this looks really great too. I'm sure stuff like Dreamcast emulation looks great. Multi sync monitors are great if you play retro and modern games on the same set up. Plus, no latency :)