Sold Amiga HDMI Games, non-RTG RGB2HDMI A2000CPLDSlot v2.2

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Are you ready for extremely high-quality, flicker-free HDMI output from your A2000? When I first got this, I thought just another flicker fixer, but is a really good flicker fixer with an on-screen display.

I have 1 of these. New High-quality RGB2HDMI for the A2000 video slot (Raspberry Pi Zero 1/2 required). Probably the best quality flicker-free video possible from an Amiga.

- CPLD version eliminates "Sparkling Pixel" issues.
- Brilliant "Commodore blue" premium v2.2 PCB
- works great for non-RTG standard display modes such as Games, boot screen, etc.
- Pre-flashed and ready, but you will still need to install the software on the SD Card for the Pi.
- All high-quality hardware components installed, including the power-to-Raspberry Pi LED (Blue LED) and fuse
- on-screen menu that enables adjusting video including auto-calibration, flashing firmware, and more.
- connect to the Raspberry Pi's HDMI port
- works with low-cost Raspberry Pi Zero and Raspberry Pi Zero 2 (with the latest software).
- works with small and economical SD Card in the Raspberry Pi Zero like 128MB, software only takes approx. 30MB (depending on version)
- works well with most any expansion such as a PiStorm and Accelerators. Basically works independently.
- automatically boots/shutoff with the Amiga


Included for 70 dollars plus shipping:

A2000CPLDSlot v2.2 board (plugs directly into the video slot and Raspberry Pi Zero)

What you will need (not included):
  • Raspberry Pi Zero or Raspberry Pi Zero 2 with Header Pins installed
  • SD Card to install the software.
  • Micro-HDMI cable or adapter to connect to a monitor.
 

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Declaring interest.
Are these still availlable? Anyway, I will declare interest until you answered...

(Interest withdrawn here)
 
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Interest withdrawn. (was previously declared here)
Yes, it is available. I can send one out today, if you send PayPal. Also, I'll give you free shipping as my eBay listing has free shipping. I do apologize for the delayed response as I was at work.
 
When you get it, let me know if the faceplate fits. If not, I can send you one that does.
I install my Amiga 2000 in a "standard" big Tower case for EATX cards.
So the slot covers are in PC standard dimensions.
I see with other cards that the Amiga standard dimension of brackets doesn't fit in my EATX case. And normally I have to do some modifications.
I will wait the card arrive. But I have the suspect that the faceplate will not fit. We will see.
Thanks and regards
Giancarlo
 
I install my Amiga 2000 in a "standard" big Tower case for EATX cards.
So the slot covers are in PC standard dimensions.
I see with other cards that the Amiga standard dimension of brackets doesn't fit in my EATX case. And normally I have to do some modifications.
I will wait the card arrive. But I have the suspect that the faceplate will not fit. We will see.
Thanks and regards
Giancarlo
I wonder if the A3000 faceplate would fit your case, it is more of a standard faceplate

 
The board arrived.
I immediately installed it and tried it with a raspberry pi zero W2 and it works well even if the image is a bit noisy when there are white areas/lines. I will look around for some solution to this little problem.
Then I started looking at the mechanics of the board.
The faceplate that arrived is really unusable on my standard EATX case: the dimensions are completely different.
If, as you say, you have a solution, I will be happy to. Tell me the price.
Otherwise I will have to have the board without the closing plate.
Thank you
 
The board arrived.
I immediately installed it and tried it with a raspberry pi zero W2 and it works well even if the image is a bit noisy when there are white areas/lines. I will look around for some solution to this little problem.
Then I started looking at the mechanics of the board.
The faceplate that arrived is really unusable on my standard EATX case: the dimensions are completely different.
If, as you say, you have a solution, I will be happy to. Tell me the price.
Otherwise I will have to have the board without the closing plate.
Thank you
Did you check out the following image? Will that plate fit?

https://support.leapmaker.com/images/RGB2HDMI_A3K_01.jpg
 
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