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  • #1

    Rainbow Runner Studio Cables

    Hi anyone and everyone,

    Does anyone know what the pinout of the RR-Studio connector is? If not, anyone know where I can get a cable from (I'm in the UK).

    Cheers,

    Steve
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  • #2
    Hi Steve,

    Whats the problem, have you bust what you had or are you wanting to extend ?

    I'll push this on to see what the spares situation is

    Chris

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    • #3
      Hi Chris,

      I've been given a RR-Studio, but is missing the cable.

      2nd question, I already have a RR-G setup in my machine, this RR-Studio is for my dad - what's the quality like in comparison with the RR-G?

      Cheers,

      Steve

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      • #4
        Hi Steve,

        Qualitywise you won't be disapointed, I'm still using mine on my work machine with a Mystique220.

        Pertti

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        • #5
          And don't forget, rrs has no macrovision!!!

          Ciao

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          • #6
            I have a spare breakout set but I'm in New Zealand and we kiwi's led the world into the new cemtury.
            And whats more we have THRASHED the west indies this season as well.
            Clem Reid
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            • #7
              http://www.matrox.com/mga/tech_supp/...df/mysteng.pdf
              Page 22
              Pin
              1-2 Reserved
              3 Y out (luminance)
              4 C out (chroma)
              5 Composite out
              6 Y in (luminance)
              7 C in (chroma)
              8 Composite In
              9-15 Ground

              If you use the RGB output then the pinouts for this are different. I have been unable to get this information from Matrox and what I did was I plugged a scope onto the back of the card and figured it out. I could do it again if you want to know the RGB pins.

              Salacious

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              • #8
                Thanks all for your replies! salacious - that should do the trick.

                I rarely stray into this DTV forum from the others - I see you're not such a scary bunch of people after all!

                Cheers,

                Steve

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                • #9
                  Wow, I'm impressed! On the crappy cyrix 233 I put the RR-S into, I was able to get pretty good captures and with very few frame drops too! To be honest I was expecting this to be far below the RR-G I have, but am quietly pleased.

                  Cheers,

                  Steve

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                  • #10
                    The TV output of the RR-S was actually better than that of the original Marvel G200 due to a problem with the Maven chip. This was fixed on later Marvels (which are 250MHz rather than 230MHz RAMDAC). This was shown up by a green tinge to the TV output.

                    I believe the core of these cards are identical, so any difference in picture quality is down to components changes and board design.

                    Salacious

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