Easy.
Just to test it, don't flip it. Saves you a LOT of time later. Connect the RGB to the RGB, and H to the H/V input, and the V to the V. Then connect your VCR or game to the Doubler.
The NEC has the H/V option, as it can accept both combined or seperate sync.
Good luck.
Marc
Just to test it, don't flip it. Saves you a LOT of time later. Connect the RGB to the RGB, and H to the H/V input, and the V to the V. Then connect your VCR or game to the Doubler.
The NEC has the H/V option, as it can accept both combined or seperate sync.
Good luck.
Marc