Hardware Wii2HDMI - clearing signal

[pustal]

So I found this guy that cleared the output signal from interference by adding a capacitor in the converter board:



But I'm not sure what this guy did. Did he soldered the capacitor between the upper oscillator leg and the board or he bypassed the oscillator with a capacitor?

 

[JuanMena]

Maybe my Portuguese is failing, but I'm not hearing him mentioning what exactly he did, other than using a ceramic capacitor in the crystal.

Googling schematics brings different board revisions, so that's not helping.

Maybe if you had an oscilloscope you could find out what he did because again, googling schematics brings different boards.

On a sidenote, my Wii2HDMI do has a clear signal, so... perhaps (you could) get another one?

 

[pustal]

Maybe my Portuguese is failing, but I'm not hearing him mentioning what exactly he did, other than using a ceramic capacitor in the crystal.

Googling schematics brings different board revisions, so that's not helping.

Maybe if you had an oscilloscope you could find out what he did because again, googling schematics brings different boards.

On a sidenote, my Wii2HDMI do has a clear signal, so... perhaps (you could) get another one?

Mine is a very early revision. I ordered a Mayflash one to see if it's better.

 

[JuanMena]

Mine is a very early revision. I ordered a Mayflash one to see if it's better.

Good luck with that. Like I've said before, the tv or monitor you'll use is equally important as the kind of cable you'll be using.

So if Mayflash "looks the same" consider using another display.

 

[pustal]

Good luck with that. Like I've said before, the tv or monitor you'll use is equally important as the kind of cable you'll be using.

So if Mayflash "looks the same" consider using another display.

I'm trying to connect to my AOC PC monitor, so it should have a nice picture.