In my continued series on the RAD2x cables, I take a look at the Sega Saturn. Since there’s not much to say about the Saturn version of the RAD2x – Simply plug it in and start playing – I figured I’d throw in a comparison to the mClassic as well as a dithering comparison. The […]
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Lazy Game Reviews (LGR) recently posted a helpful video about recording and capturing real time footage from CRT monitors. Clint goes into the details on how he sets up his camera, added hardware or accessories used while shooting. As well as the post production and editing done to have the final images you see on […]
Darksoft just released both firmware and menu updates for his flagship Neo Geo rom carts, the MultiMVS and the MultiAES. The new updates seemed to have fixed all the problems (especially the dreaded REDScreen bug(s)) that were previously reported by users and improved the overall performance of the carts. While the presentation is almost identical […]
ODE creator Deunan has just posted a message stating he’s taken down all links to GDEMU firmware: https://gdemu.wordpress.com/2019/11/18/out-of-time/ In the blog post, Deunan clams the reason the firmware is being pulled is because some people’s GDEMU’s were being bricked during the firmware update process. At first, I assumed that meant “pulled until a fix is released”, […]
Dan’s back at it again, this time with a brand new RGB mod for the 3DO! This kit can be installed in every single model 3DO, except the few with the “Anvil” chip – Which are luckily only found in the very late model FZ-10 and Goldstar GDO-202. It supports true 240p output, without any boot issues, […]
Awhile back I lag tested the mCable Gaming Edition and proved it was a zero-lag device. I had faith that the brand new mCable Classic would perform just as well, but I wanted to test anyway; Both out of curiosity and to help clarify some of the questions people had asked after my previous lag […]
Qwertymodo designed an all-purpose multi video input device for interfacing video devices with oscilloscopes, and received so much attention that he decided to put the product up for sale. It will be useful for developers and video product designers who want a clean, easy to use interface for testing video signals on a scope. RGBench […]
The latest Open Source Scan Converter firmware was just released and it includes the on-screen display that was recently shown in a beta test release. The OSD mimicks exactly what’s on the LCD display, making it easy to tweak settings without getting up 🙂 The official changelog for firmware v0.85 is: Simple OSD implementation Mask […]
Here’s this week’s roundup, guest hosted by RetroRGB writer Rany! An audio-only version, is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and for direct-download: Video available on YouTube (above), LBRY and Bitchute: https://www.retrorgb.com/podcast/?name=2019-11-13_175.mp3 Please consider signing up as a supporter! Either hit Join, tip or pledge on this video, or sign up through the following services: […]
I recently released a video about the upcoming Retro Analog to Digital 2x, or ‘RAD2x’ cables, which are the only plug & play cables worth using for pre-sixth generation consoles. In short, the cables are fairly priced, process 240p correctly (no flicker or blur) and don’t add any lag to the output. While I was very proud […]