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Does the crt get damaged from being sent a stronger signal while trying to make this work? I wasn’t able to get mine to work and had to end up going the crt emudriver route in the end, but I’m worried about my flyback a little.

I've tried this with a RTX2070Super and HDMI to VGA cable on the same B&O Beovision TV, but not had any luck. The TV is flashing a fast pulsating image. Any advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks

intente esto en una asus rog ally (windows 11) todo parece funcionar bien en cuanto mobilidad con el dedo, menos el click derecho no hay forma de que cuando toque la pantalla tactil hacer que dispare solo se puede con boton y cuando remapeo boton no deja redirijir el click a la pantalla tactil. alguna sugerencia?

Excellent score Lewis 👍

Brilliant run mate, especially doing it live on tv. Well played sir.

Have you try playing Time Crisis?

Great score m8, GG! Thanks for playing

Amazing run, Lewis! 😎👍

where the hell do i put the solder

Well played GG.

Got this game on 1981. It cost 35 punts. Great game.

Awesome run, Lewis! 😎👍

Nicely done, GG!

Nicely done there mate, great score. 👏🏻

Well done 👍

If I get the VGA to scart adapter, do I need to mess around with the KHZ? Or will it automatically output 15. Just don’t wanna break my CRT

Eh scart. We don't have scart in the US. The obsession with scart is so annoying.

Excellent score ☘️👍

Well played Lewis, that cemetery stage is a tough one (but then so is the whole game).

When did you stream? Missed it 😐 Great run and decent score, GG!

Great run, Lewis! 😎👍

Nice job!

I've just got this device and can't get it to work. Connected the PC to the VGA2SCART, then the scart to my CRT, try to change the resolution and nothing change. My GPU recognize the CRT Tv, and i can see some brownish flickering in the screen and the screen flashes when i change the resolution/settings, but still no image. Any idea on how to fix this ? I've tried two different scart cables.

Well played there Lewis, Stage 2 is a tough one.

Great run, Lewis! 😎👍

This was one from my time in the local pub. I prefer to see how people do at games I used to enjoy a lot but found tough than to lead the field, though it would seem I got third place in this one! 😁 Missed your stream due to need to sleep!

Well done 👍

For the amount of time you practiced that's a decent run, GG sir!

Clear, simple and explained. GG!

i plan to but one just like this for dirt cheap but i am not sure if the issue will be the same, can green light indicate a different problem ?

You cannot call this lag-free, because it's not. Nice video anyway!

Nice work, good to know its possible. Currently im using an AMD R9 380x > VGA to Component transcoder > CRT Emudriver & CRU to create 2560x240p 60hz. While it works well with emulators as you can stretch the output to full screen, running games out of Steam or from their native launcher usually doesnt offer a "stretch" to full screen option. In such cases, if I wanted to use the Sony Trinitron in these cases, i'd change my output to 640x480i, which works but no juicy scan lines. I have a GTX970 in the same PC, so i might disable to AMD GPU and see if I can create a custom resolution like you have demostrated with my setup.

Ridiculous, the whole point of these tv's is for their looks!

Hi there... just to ask where did you bought the PDP-40 plug? Nice to see that you were able to power on the G4 cube.

everything you did is just light years easier with an AMD card. And you can use newer AMD cards

Quick question could this set up be able to remove black bars on 480i inputs on CRT TV? and would it save the new custom resolution after unplugging it from your PC? My issue with my CRT TV is the the S-video input is creating black bars on the image and for example gamecube and ps1. And the service menu doesn't have a option to stretch the image horizontally to fit the whole screen.

Omg so this was needed way more than my HDMI to VGA cable ;/ now i know why my new PC not giving any signal to my CRT TV ;/ ohhhh, where should i get one of these

Please help me my ps2 is not working when I on it they are showing red and green light on its power on of button only and empty black tv screen

I tried this with an hdmi to vga adaptor, and it worked, but only for 60hz resolutions. 57hz, 59hz, and other arcade refresh rates didn't work. I've yet to try with a display port adapter.

Hi today im buying Beocenter 1 from 80€ A good condition Dvd & radio vorked good But speakers needs removing/repairing How repairing speakers?

Unfortunately it doesn't apply to HDMI -> VGA, and then all the rest :( Pity!!!

Yeah game seems a bit more playable by limiting the lives. I'm not a fan of point pressing as I get bored too easily will hopefully give this game a few more goes tonight. Hope you have a good Tuesday LRVG.

Uncle Poo 😂 the best. GG

Fantastic play mate, especially while streaming, great score.

Class run 👍

I like this game, brought it for a challenge years ago!😊

Awesome run, Lewis! 😎👍

Well played LRVG good to see this game again. Hope you had a good weekend.

I really hate the fact that modern GPUs have removed the ability to run native 240p like this, basically forcing us to only be able to use super resolutions which don't work for native PC games, I don't understand why remove features that can be useful to certain niches like this one.

Hey, thanks for this. I've got one ps2 that shows a blank screen (not "no signal," but a black screen with no sound) that I think has a bad board component. I found another that's dirt cheap that has a red light but doesn't come on, and I'm thinking about just yoinking the power button from one to the other. I recognize that when I get the thing it may be an different issue, and I'm just left with two "spare parts" machines, but that's the fun of saving poor, innocent consoles from a landfill. I do want to ask though, cause I'm so new to component repair: where on earth do you even start? I found the schematic for the SCPH 70000 I was working on but it was hieroglyphic to me. Should I just poke around the mb with a continuity tester on anything that looks like a fuse and then maybe a capacitor? I hate being good with a screwdriver but clueless with a multi meter.