Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this first part of a two video series I C-Sync Mod a Sega Mega Drive for the best picture possible using an RGB Scart cable for the Sega Mega Drive.
I explain why you can't wire pin 7 (Sync) of the Mega Drive's Video AV Out DIN socket directly to a standard TV input over RGB Scart and I'll show a alternative place you can get C-Sync from.
I'll also show a before and after video showing the advantages of C-Sync for Sync compared to the more commonly used Composite Video for Sync and we'll finally eliminate the infamous Sega Mega Drive Jail Bars (ZigZag) vertical lines.
In this first part of a two video series I C-Sync Mod a Sega Mega Drive for the best picture possible using an RGB Scart cable for the Sega Mega Drive.
I explain why you can't wire pin 7 (Sync) of the Mega Drive's Video AV Out DIN socket directly to a standard TV input over RGB Scart and I'll show a alternative place you can get C-Sync from.
I'll also show a before and after video showing the advantages of C-Sync for Sync compared to the more commonly used Composite Video for Sync and we'll finally eliminate the infamous Sega Mega Drive Jail Bars (ZigZag) vertical lines.










