RGBS to YPbPr (Component) Video Converter

Component video Many televisions, including modern ones, have component video input (also known as YPbPr) which is somewhat similar to RGB, but not identical. Component input usually consists of three RCA jacks which are colored green (and/or yellow), blue, and red. For this reason component video is often confused with RGB video. Unlike RGB, the green/yellow jack expects a luminance (or luma) signal (Y) combined with the sync signal, the blue jack expects the difference between luma and blue (Pb), and the red jack expects the difference between luma and red (Pr). Green is then derived from the other signals. You will need a YPbPr converter to use an RGB-equipped TinyNES with a monitor that wants component video. This conversion is entirely analog and does not reduce the video quality or introduce any lag. The signal processing only involves a colorspace conversion as well as combining of the luma and sync signals together. Please note that the description above is an oversimplificatio