ok il start by saying yes i am being cheap but hey means i can spend money or somthing else

ok i made a component to vga adaptor to run my 360 on my 19" tft pc moniter
i got it all solderd up and ready to go on the hope my moniter had sync on green.
after i pluged it all up and powerd on the 360 i noticed a small problem well a big problem actually.
all coulers are preasent and accounted for only some more than other ie green
i have reds and blues in small amounts but everything else is green

is this down to the sync only i thaught i wouldnt have a picture atall or it would be scrambled if it needed sync and the picture is fine its just the rotton shade of green that is the problem lol!

any help is appreaciated

moniter im using is a 19" belinea tft moniter

Component (YPbPr) and VGA (RGB) are NOT the same signal. A "Component to VGA" adapter is usually a somewhat expensive external converting box, not just something that you make at home soldering wires together.

Unless you mean you added the VGA cable to the plug itself, soldering to the individual pins on the AV plug, in which case you have either mixed up some wires, shorted some wires, or have had some solder connections come loose.

yeh thats what i meant lol rgb with a vga plug fitted ive checked all the cables the soldering looks clean and tidy the wires all seem to be going to and from the right places from what i found on the pin outs off of the net.
has me puzzled

there is no earth between the moniter and the 360 ie the vga shield only the earths on the rgb could this effect it? and if so how would i earth it

Wow, I'd love to see how you made your own cable. Either way, sure way to know if the problem lies within your cable, is get out a multimeter and make sure the signals connect on both ends (including any grounding). Chances are you red and blue not connecting well, that you forgot about a certain connection, or that you poorly sheilded everything but your green signal. Remember, the longer a wire is, the longer the signal has to travel, so you want to do anything you can to cut down on interfearance and noise.