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Is the Y/R clearer than the RF on the NES, or is it the same? Need to figure out how to set-up my consoles. I can put the GC beside my NES if I need to.
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Composite cable is almost always better than coaxial/RF if you have the option.
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Yeah, it's better. But if you're not gonna play on a CRT TV, you might as well emulate it.
CaptainStrong posted...
It does look different than I remember, for the worse. I did set it to 4:3... Guess I need to find a R/Y set.
Soup_or_Science posted...
Off-camera.
ParanoidObsessive posted...
Thought so. The Master System doesnt have a different option I dont think, but the Genesis has some weird circular thing with a bunch of holes in it on the back. I dont have that cable.
Yeah, it's better. But if you're not gonna play on a CRT TV, you might as well emulate it.
It does look different than I remember, for the worse. I did set it to 4:3... Guess I need to find a R/Y set.
Soup_or_Science posted...
Amazing collection. But where are the girls?
Off-camera.
ParanoidObsessive posted...
Composite cable is almost always better than coaxial/RF if you have the option.
Thought so. The Master System doesnt have a different option I dont think, but the Genesis has some weird circular thing with a bunch of holes in it on the back. I dont have that cable.
man that sx is choking for air
but i'm not the villain, despite what you're always preaching
call me a traitor, i'm just collecting your victims
call me a traitor, i'm just collecting your victims
11110111011 posted...
This would be cool if I could order it.
helIy posted...
Its got enough room for the amount of ports on the bottom. The back is wide open and my A/C blows straight across the back of all these electronics.
https://www.retrorgb.com/hidefnes.html
This would be cool if I could order it.
helIy posted...
man that sx is choking for air
Its got enough room for the amount of ports on the bottom. The back is wide open and my A/C blows straight across the back of all these electronics.
are you using an upscaler for your retro consoles? if so, you should be seeking an RGB out solution for the NES to use on your flat screen.
I recommend getting an OSSC or a Retrotink 5x
I recommend getting an OSSC or a Retrotink 5x
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Dmess85 posted...
Will research this, thank you. And Im not sure what an upscaler is.
are you using an upscaler for your retro consoles? if so, you should be seeking an RGB out solution for the NES to use on your flat screen.
I recommend getting an OSSC or a Retrotink 5x
Will research this, thank you. And Im not sure what an upscaler is.
Upscales resolution
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ArvTheGreat posted...
Yeah probably not. Master System and NES are both running through RF. And not sure what the Genesis uses, but I think its RF also. I think theres another video port on the back, but its got a weird end.
Upscales resolution
Yeah probably not. Master System and NES are both running through RF. And not sure what the Genesis uses, but I think its RF also. I think theres another video port on the back, but its got a weird end.
zebatov posted...
Bob at retroRGB does a great job with his explaination
https://www.retrorgb.com/ossc.html
I also recommend checking out is page to get your NES to output RGB you may need a hardware mod for it to ourput RGB
https://www.retrorgb.com/nes.html
Will research this, thank you. And Im not sure what an upscaler is.
Bob at retroRGB does a great job with his explaination
https://www.retrorgb.com/ossc.html
I also recommend checking out is page to get your NES to output RGB you may need a hardware mod for it to ourput RGB
https://www.retrorgb.com/nes.html
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I will add things in the retro world can get expensive. But playing your retro consoles on modern flat screen TVs with scanline effects can be a great experience. :)
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Dmess85 posted...
@Dmess85
Thanks! Is there a way to play it without the scanlines? Just cleaned-up pixels? Or is that not going to look as nice?
I will add things in the retro world can get expensive. But playing your retro consoles on modern flat screen TVs with scanline effects can be a great experience. :)
@Dmess85
Thanks! Is there a way to play it without the scanlines? Just cleaned-up pixels? Or is that not going to look as nice?
zebatov posted...
yes, the upscalers (OSSC in my experience) has the option to display the games in without scanlines and use integer scaling.
@Dmess85
Thanks! Is there a way to play it without the scanlines? Just cleaned-up pixels? Or is that not going to look as nice?
yes, the upscalers (OSSC in my experience) has the option to display the games in without scanlines and use integer scaling.
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I'm considering getting a retro USB to play with which is basically an FPGA
https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=36&products_id=78&osCsid=1953a5f297948becbe965d6aa3e2e2ce
https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=36&products_id=78&osCsid=1953a5f297948becbe965d6aa3e2e2ce
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CaptainStrong posted...
unless you are playing duck hunt, you don't need a crtv.
unless you want a heavy tv with a bad/smaller picture
Yeah, it's better. But if you're not gonna play on a CRT TV, you might as well emulate it.
unless you are playing duck hunt, you don't need a crtv.
unless you want a heavy tv with a bad/smaller picture
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