PC Engine csync buffering with ths7374

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From what I have read, csync on pc engine needs buffering.
What's the proper way to do that with ths7374?
Maybe something like that?
csync---100nf---CHin CHout---330uf---75R----csync out?
 
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I always brought c sync from the pce straight to scart without any component, never had sync issues with any monitor
 
If I use it directly, my led tv acts weird. the brightness increases and decreases.
 
Mm actually I use only crts I remember trying a pc engine rgb modded but without amp (rgb signals directly to av out) on the Samsung lcd I use as a TV and it seemed like amped by itself I mean I was seeing bright colors, lcd act weird in different ways
 
gorgyrip said:
From what I have read, csync on pc engine needs buffering.
What's the proper way to do that with ths7374?
Maybe something like that?
csync---100nf---CHin CHout---330uf---75R----csync out?
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