I am currently modifying my box to accomadate Component, RGBCs, S Video, Composite, Analogue Audio out and SPDIF out (electrical) as well as the AVIP connector. If it works, and I write a tutorial, will anybody be bothered to read it? Photos included.

Back panel progress.

Feedback would be most welcome, good or nasty.

<---- Staying tuned and is excited.

I'd love to see this progress. If all works out, I just might have to try it out myself

All the parts have now arrived so the project will start again tomorrow.

I love to see this. Can't wait. A thing I want to do since I opend the box for the 1st time!

There are at least 2 tutorials already, but another one surely won't hurt .

I really hope you can make it...dude..!! This thing is very cool and I hope I could do that on my xbox too..!!!

Here is a shot of progress so far. The labels are purely for you guys to identify the connectors.

If this works let us know..that is awsome work so far

I shall be glad to share the pros and cons of this mod.

P.s I hope it bloody wors too. :-p

This is bloody awesome! I will definately read this..

btw, how are you going to do the RGB/VGA outputs? Include a transcoder internally or do the VGA bios mod?

Also I guess the different video modes have to be switched, true? As in grounding the different points to specify composite, S-video or component.

True all the modes are selected using 3 bit binary. 3 of 8 dip switches hidden behind the hindged front panel will select all the available modes.
I believe everything will work with the exception of VGA. The five wire RGB output will pass 15Khz (interlaced video) and after I finishing it I will try the VGA bios which should then give me 31Khz which of course is progressive and real VGA. The convertors you can buy simply upconvert to a format a monitor can deal with.