HDMI on a Black & White TV - Setup & Gaming
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Date: 2022-04-14
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GeWij
Let's join the geeks here for a while why not. if they will have me. 80s last decade of technology, eligible to ever have people become nostalgic about (well average consumer like me, don't know about the tech folk, may be nineties with first internet capable devices, in the pc realm of things, that's it i think. .You know. remember that first hd ready only digital 32 inch widescreen tv we had? . see, just doesn't go. Ps myself still having a crt tv now, that beside the point, .lcd monitor though. also beside. le pwoah. living alone, also b. etc etc. . living alone. living alone. living alone. i sound like a geek to myself now, .stop. stop it. stop it now! arghh aahhhh.
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Let's join the geeks here for a while why not. if they will have me. 80s last decade of technology, eligible to ever have people become nostalgic about (well average consumer like me, don't know about the tech folk, may be nineties with first internet capable devices, in the pc realm of things, that's it i think. .You know. remember that first hd ready only digital 32 inch widescreen tv we had? . see, just doesn't go. Ps myself still having a crt tv now, that beside the point, .lcd monitor though. also beside. le pwoah. living alone, also b. etc etc. . living alone. living alone. living alone. i sound like a geek to myself now, .stop. stop it. stop it now! arghh aahhhh.
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QuantumBraced
The amount of dot crawl in this is incredible, also you see the dot pattern from the chroma signal bleeding into the luma signal. Using component video or S-video instead of composite would solve the dot crawl problem, and then only plugging in the luma cable and leaving out the chroma (color) cables, would solve the chroma interference (dots) problem. Also there's very visible combing, especially in the video games because of fast movement, so that must mean the converter box is not interlacing the input properly. So. better components are needed, though if it's only a fun experiment, it may not be worth it.
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The amount of dot crawl in this is incredible, also you see the dot pattern from the chroma signal bleeding into the luma signal. Using component video or S-video instead of composite would solve the dot crawl problem, and then only plugging in the luma cable and leaving out the chroma (color) cables, would solve the chroma interference (dots) problem. Also there's very visible combing, especially in the video games because of fast movement, so that must mean the converter box is not interlacing the input properly. So. better components are needed, though if it's only a fun experiment, it may not be worth it.
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Ang
Cool. Maybe obvious, but it might have made more sense to get a hdmi to component adapter, and just left two of the cables unconnected, getting some dot crawl at parts cause of the color information the TV can't process well (9: 27 his jumper has little dots on it cause it's brightly coloured) component should doesn't combine them like composite does, and the image should be free of these kinds of artifacts
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Cool. Maybe obvious, but it might have made more sense to get a hdmi to component adapter, and just left two of the cables unconnected, getting some dot crawl at parts cause of the color information the TV can't process well (9: 27 his jumper has little dots on it cause it's brightly coloured) component should doesn't combine them like composite does, and the image should be free of these kinds of artifacts
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the
Man this is a blast from the past for me because i bought a 1990s trailer that had a black and white goldstar that the previous owner had stored in it and i used it because i had no room for my big ass 50 inch flatscreen and i had no money a new flatscreen TV and i had this exact setup for my goldstar tv the only difference was i had a ps3 i still have that old tv stored away somewhere
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Man this is a blast from the past for me because i bought a 1990s trailer that had a black and white goldstar that the previous owner had stored in it and i used it because i had no room for my big ass 50 inch flatscreen and i had no money a new flatscreen TV and i had this exact setup for my goldstar tv the only difference was i had a ps3 i still have that old tv stored away somewhere
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Joseph.
If you have problems with HDCP, look for the Ezcoo EX11HAS-PRO
this essentially emulates a TV with HDCP, but still allowing for the full HDMI compatibility, and is generally a very useful tool for diagnosing HDMI problems.
I actually know someone who works in the field as an AV installer, and he was looking for this kind of tool for years, also at a cheap price.
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If you have problems with HDCP, look for the Ezcoo EX11HAS-PRO
this essentially emulates a TV with HDCP, but still allowing for the full HDMI compatibility, and is generally a very useful tool for diagnosing HDMI problems.
I actually know someone who works in the field as an AV installer, and he was looking for this kind of tool for years, also at a cheap price.
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Cha
Bought a new digital tv and has a built-in dvd video and it works at the thrift store but dvs doesn-t play at home. I tried to connect a dvd player also that works in our smart tv but still didn-t work in an old tv says playback may not work in this disc. Tried different cd but still the same. What goes wrong with this? Your input will be appreciated.
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Bought a new digital tv and has a built-in dvd video and it works at the thrift store but dvs doesn-t play at home. I tried to connect a dvd player also that works in our smart tv but still didn-t work in an old tv says playback may not work in this disc. Tried different cd but still the same. What goes wrong with this? Your input will be appreciated.
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Joshua
I'm trying to find a way to do this using the antenna instead of hardwiring to the external antenna terminals since I have a portable radio/tv combo unit that I want to use as part of a fallout cosplay since the tv will run off of batteries. Planning to try playing the S. P. E. C. I. A. L. video on loop while walking around at cons
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I'm trying to find a way to do this using the antenna instead of hardwiring to the external antenna terminals since I have a portable radio/tv combo unit that I want to use as part of a fallout cosplay since the tv will run off of batteries. Planning to try playing the S. P. E. C. I. A. L. video on loop while walking around at cons
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WiseAssGamer
Ah, black and white TV. At 43 years old, I for whatever reason find myself nostalgic for black and white TVs. My first TV was a black and white TV from P. C. Richard's. Fun fact, you can probably buy one up until 1993.
But that hum, along with G. I. Joe, the Smurfs, and Duck Tales, oh so nostalgic.
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Ah, black and white TV. At 43 years old, I for whatever reason find myself nostalgic for black and white TVs. My first TV was a black and white TV from P. C. Richard's. Fun fact, you can probably buy one up until 1993.
But that hum, along with G. I. Joe, the Smurfs, and Duck Tales, oh so nostalgic.
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Tammie
I have a singer TV 6U television. and Would love to be able to use it. I'm contacting you to find out if you can give me an idea of how to get it working with UHF antenna. I know it might be a long shot that you will know. I hope I'm not over reaching. I thank you in advance for any advice you can give.
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I have a singer TV 6U television. and Would love to be able to use it. I'm contacting you to find out if you can give me an idea of how to get it working with UHF antenna. I know it might be a long shot that you will know. I hope I'm not over reaching. I thank you in advance for any advice you can give.
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DoctorX17
Imagine if you could have the Pip-Boy display on that screen while you play the game on your main display. That would be super cool.
Also, I assume the composite to HDMI box has an NTSC/PAL switch because it's cheaper for them to make/sell one that does both instead of one NTSC and one PAL
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Imagine if you could have the Pip-Boy display on that screen while you play the game on your main display. That would be super cool.
Also, I assume the composite to HDMI box has an NTSC/PAL switch because it's cheaper for them to make/sell one that does both instead of one NTSC and one PAL
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