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If i'm not mistaken they allow you to watch the psp screen on a normal tv by decoding the signal hi-jacked straight off of the lcd zif connector.
There are a few sites that still have it, but they are asking for about £70 which is a bit excessive in my opinion, and to be honest you could make your own system of fpcs and zif connectors to piggyback off the raw signals from the controls and lcd screen for less than the PSP2TV retail price.
Ok, if you go back to his article and just a few comments under it. You will see that the timing is all based on pixel count. But if you read a little more into it you will realize that they are talking about composite output with front porch, back porch and timing interval.
Zilinx makes some very very nice ones that are very low cost. The software to develop them on the PC is free. The jtag programmers start at about $60.The individual parts are under $5.00. Designing with CPLDs are not the scary thing everyone makes them out to be. If you can hook up chips to make something you can design a CPLD.
Also the same part is in all PS2 playstations. Just ask here for someone with a broken playstation and I think you will get one right away.
Blizzrad I have alot of dead ps2 motherboards. If what gr8npwrfl says is true(not that I doubt him) I can pull a few and send them to you.
I think you probably should make a new thread on all this.