RGB Xbox 360 su Xbox

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Come da titolo, il cavo originale SCART RGB originale Microsoft per Xbox 360 funziona anche sulla "defunta" console Xbox?

Grazie!

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Xbox 360 Component HD-AV cable compatible with both HD and standard TV
Sep 15, 2005 @ 10:52 pm
Filed under Accessories

Much has been made of the difference between the cables packaged with the Xbox 360 Core System and the Xbox 360 Premium Edition. The Xbox 360 Core System ships with only a standard AV cable, while the Xbox 360 Premium Edition ships with a cable which can connect to devices with either standard AV input or component input.

Gamers have pointed out that including only the standard AV cable with the Xbox 360 Core System may slow down the transition to the HD era that Xbox 360 is pushing to introduce.

Scott Henson, Director of the Xbox Advanced Technology Group, has responded to these criticisms with the following statement:

“The AV cable that comes with the Xbox 360 Core System is for our customers who don’t have an HDTV yet. Games on Xbox 360 are optimized for HD, which also makes them look spectacular in standard definition, and you don’t need a component cable for that. Ultimately, it’s about offering our customers choice.”


The good news for Xbox 360 Premium Edition customers is that they will be able to use the component HD-AV cable to connect to devices with both standard or component input.

Says J Allard of Microsoft:

“This means it will pretty much work with all HD and SD sets out there. The other cool thing is that you can take that cable between high def and standard def TVs.”

This means that the component cable also has an additional standard AV lead so that you can connect your Xbox 360 to a normal TV that has standard AV inputs using the Xbox 360 HD component cable (of course you get standard definition then).

For Europe, Microsoft has confirmed that gamers wishing for high-quality RGB video output from the Xbox 360 can purchase a separate RGB SCART cable for US $29.99.

S-video is also supported: gamers who purchase the Xbox 360 Core System will have the option of buying an S-Video cable for US $29.99, or upgrading to the component HD-AV cable for an additional US $39.99.

In an interview with Eurogamer.net, Chris Satchell, the general manager of Microsoft’s Game Developer Group, also confirmed that video cables from the Xbox 1 will NOT work with the next-generation Xbox 360 video games console.

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