New Amiga RGB To Component Video Adapter FINISHED!!!

[kjmann]

An Example of My Amiga Evolution Component Video Adapter
in Action.


Being sold at amigakit soon


Video Here: http://youtu.be/IXDqVIqOaKY

 

[DutchinUSA]

No time to check out the whole video but what I have seen looked good

 

[supaduper]

Much Kudos to you, the screen looks great, we cant have enough hardware for our beloved Amiga`s
will keep an eye out for the launch

 

[bazzaq]

That looks like it will be pretty good.

 

[-Acid-]

Any idea how much these will go on sale for? or a rough estimate?

 

[kjmann]

we're looking at a $50 Price Range (Give Or Take).

 

[aZtOcKdOg]

Sounds cool


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[User2921]

I'll pick up a couple of these I think

 

[-Acid-]

$50 sounds reasonable, will they be in the UK Amigakit store from the off or just the US store to begin with?

 

[kjmann]

They should be available in all regions.

 

[a.mi.goun]

Looking forward to it - will buy this for sure, if it works fine with pal.

 

[kjmann]

works Fine with NTSC and PAL

 

[manic23]

This looks really good, I had no idea a flicker free interlaced image was possible without a flicker fixer, I'll get one of these when they are released, please let us know when they are available. Thanks.

 

[DerekP]

I've some interest too. Great work

 

[omegamsx]

This looks really good, I had no idea a flicker free interlaced image was possible without a flicker fixer, I'll get one of these when they are released, please let us know when they are available. Thanks.

Sure, that has been possible for quite a while That's what a modern LCD tv does. For us in Europe we have RGB SCART inputs on these TVs, but our USA friends get TVs mostly withouht SCART I believe, that's why this component converter is really nice for them.

The downside to the internal deinterlacing / video processing in TVs is that there can be a tiny bit deformation, also due to the display panel speed and or 50hz-60hz-100hz-120hz conversion, which can make e.g. 50hz demo effects look slightly different. For example look at the 'tearing' in the vertical columns in this second cable demo vid: http://youtu.be/nJjorJH5RKU?t=14m51s

So still CRT should give the most accurate picture