VIC-20 composite to VGA or DVI
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Hi,
New here. I was looking around and trying to decide what I need to connect my VIC-20 composite video an old Eizo LCD-monitor with either analogue (VGA) or DVI input connections.
I’ve already tried a couple of different cheap Chinese AV to VGA boxes, but while both of these do produce their own stand by image to my (VGA connected) monitor, neither can lock on to the VIC composite signal.
I know that the VIC signal is working because it works (with some noise / artefacts) if I connect the composite directly to a Panasonic Plasma TV from 2010.
Is there a solution someone has good experience of?
Thanks,
Something like a RetroTINK Mini or 2x Pro would work great, sadly they are out of stock at the moment.
NewHome › Forums › General gaming › VIC-20 composite to VGA or DVI
Hi,
New here. I was looking around and trying to decide what I need to connect my VIC-20 composite video an old Eizo LCD-monitor with either analogue (VGA) or DVI input connections.
I’ve already tried a couple of different cheap Chinese AV to VGA boxes, but while both of these do produce their own stand by image to my (VGA connected) monitor, neither can lock on to the VIC composite signal.
I know that the VIC signal is working because it works (with some noise / artefacts) if I connect the composite directly to a Panasonic Plasma TV from 2010.
Is there a solution someone has good experience of?
Thanks,
Something like a RetroTINK Mini or 2x Pro would work great, sadly they are out of stock at the moment.
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