Xbox:Video Cables

Below is a list of all OEM and high quality YPbPr/RGB third party cables available for the original Xbox.

RF Modulator

X08-47696 (Standard AV cable)
- Same thing as what was packaged with the console.
X08-25071 (Standard AV cable)
- Same as above, but packaged with an additional composite RCA to SCART adapter.

X08-47698 (Advanced AV Pack)
- A breakout box with female RCA composite and S-Video outputs with an S/PDIF audio output.

X08-25275 (Advanced SCART cable)
- Extremely rare.
PACKAPUNCH Cable (SCART RGB)
- Should do the same functions as the official one, aside from optical audio. Can be purchased with either composite sync or CSYNC.

High Definition AV Pack
- X08-25301 is similar to the Advanced AV Pack, but replaces the composite video output with YPbPr.
- X08-53570-01 is a newer equivilant to the 25301 where the RCA cables and S/PDIF output are connected directly to the AV connector, like the stock AV cable.
Monster GameLink 400X
- Direct AV to YPbPR cables, just like the X08-53570-01. However, they don't have a built in S/PDIF connector like Microsoft's cables. You need an additional GameLink 100X adapter in order to add optical audio output.
Official Xbox 360 component cables, but modified to have the AVIP connector for an original Xbox.
- Cheapest solution for high quality component cables, but will be very time consuming to DIY. You may be able to find pre-made cables sold in your region.
PACKAPUNCH Cable (SCART YPbPr)
XOSVP
- Free & open source equivilant to the X08-25301. Does not feature RCA audio output in the design, but the optical output with a DAC will have better sound quality anyway.
- There also seems to be a modified version(?) of the XOSVP being sold on eBay as the "XBHDA".
XEDUSA (Original)
- Not sold anymore.
VEDUSA
- Another homebrew alternative to the X08-25301, although this one does not have an open source design. In addition to having YPbPr, it also has a RGBHV/RGBS VGA port with an S/PDIF and optical COAX connector (Yellow RCA output).
XEDUSA+
- Just like the VEDUSA, but replaces the VGA port with HDMI.

More info can be found on the HDMI Output page.