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It was a utility cart from Target, they're great for smaller CRT's. Not sure if they still carry them but it was only like $20👍

You'd have to use some external speakers I plug mine in through the 3.5 jack and you can set the audio to output through there in the audio options of retropie. Thanks!

​@@videothumbtveven tho my monitor has speakers?

@gxvault4166 ahh that I'm not too sure about unfortunately, the hdmi to vga should carry audio too I would think but it's not something I've tried

@@videothumbtv thanks!

That is awesome

😂😂🤣 that box puzzle for real had me sweating just capturing this footage again & for real Dash is the ultimate star wars man, I'll take a Dash Rendar over a Cal Kestis any day

😂 def feels a little easier to play on a modern retro fighters wireless pad

Would love to see pc version get ported to make it more accessible today

Same I still play it on steam lol

I WOULD LOVE THIS IN SWITCH

Legit!😂 IG-88 will straight up murder you in this game & ep 1 racer is still so much fun to play

The stand for the tv? It's a utility cart from Target. They're pretty great for smaller CRT's & only like 20 bucks👍

I wanted to focus on the most accessible games, I'd have loved to cover it but the re-sell prices are absurd 😂

Yesss! They just don't make games like that anymore

That sounds honestly awesome, such a fun game I was late to the party on & thank you so much!

8bitdo wireless adapter

Holy crap, seriously would have never figured that out just going in wild 😂 that's really cool now I need to dive back in

@@videothumbtv Truth be told it's never telegraphed, I remember figuring it out by accident!

Have you already tried to switch the red and yellow cables when plugging them into the tv?

@@paulhemebert496 Yup, did that.

​@@ESEJESEJ You will need the correct configuration settings to make that work, I don't know what they are. You need to find out if the TV does NTSC, it should be able too if it can do PAL 60hz. Also, if you are using a European CRT with a SCART input, I wouldn't use inferior composite, I would use a Pi to SCART attachment.

@@lancepage1914 I managed to get it to work by buying a new/other cable

Hmm not something I've run across personally, hope you can find a fix!

For me I get nothing but wierd noises and disturbences. I have a PAL Sony crt. What kind of crt do you have?

To fix black bars you'll want to mess with the overscan setting which if I remember is in raspiconfig display settings (toggling on/off depending on what you're getting) then reboot. From there if you're still getting some bars you'll want to manually adjust the overscan setting in your boot config.txt file (just lower or raise the numeric values incrementally, save reboot see what you get until you get it where u want it. Sound like alot but it's not really, I did do this before I made the video. As for colors I didn't mess with anything, my only suggestion is picking a good 4:3 resolution there for the sharpest picture inside your space. Hope that helps!

Haven't tried those apps but I've watched some RUclips videos connected to a crt this way and it's pretty surreal looking 😂 but it doesn't convert to 4:3 it just kind of smooshes it the best it can

With composite, it will always convert the video to 480i, that's the maximum capability of composite - that all the CRT TV is capable of displaying via composite as well. No rescaling will occur, it will just squash all widescreen material into 4:3. If you wanted the correct picture scale that would require specific configuration, then the widescreen aspect sides would be cut off of course.

Are you getting any picture at all? Sometimes trying the red or white connector instead of yellow from your cable in your tv's video input will work. Depends on the cables but that works for some people since it's output very specific and some cables output it weird

@@videothumbtv thanks for reply. Got new cables and it works thanks

@@kerras72 awesome!

Oh wow haven't checked out the 5 yet!

Haven't done a ton of testing in mame but what I did play I didn't have tearing that I remember but redream will have some tearing for me even outputting hdmi so that one could just be the spec limitations. Def helped performance when I overclocked though

Zero, that's the whole point.

@@Gr00t you misunderstand. CRT is 0 lag. Because emulation on a pi is sequential and not in parallel, every game is processed in it's CPU cycle one at a time. Pi will have lag because of this. My question is really poorly worded, so I'll give you that. What I want to know is what the lag is from a pi to a CRT. It won't be 0 because of emulation.

​@@TheMikeyb86depends how pedantic you want to be. A CRT draws frame top to bottom on the vertical scan. The top will be >0ms and by the time the frame is drawn at the bottom that will be ~16ms. That is 1 frame at 60hz. As for latency of the emulation, you can expect anywhere from >2-6 frames and that's being very generous. You can expect input latency from your controller too, it all adds up. Most retro games will run around 60hz, but that all depends on the game itself. But with all that said, the latency will be perceivably less with a CRT over any LCD. Unless of course you ran a game at 120hz (VRR) which the Pi may not even be able to do and you have an OLED TV or a monitor capable of black frame insertion, that's the only way a modern screen will beat a CRT at input latency. The Pi doesn't have the power of a regular PC. But the fact that it has composite video capabilities right out of the box, you can plug that sucker right into any CRT - that's the power of the Pi. For any other use case, I wouldn't bother with the Pi if I wanted a better picture using a composite signal.

@@lancepage1914 Same, only positive about the RPI is that it can be a retro portable system that is only for playing and nothing else. Emulators on Windows is a different feel...

Thanks so much for checking it out!

Where at? right below the other?

@@kerras72 yes and then turn off the other

@@graufuchs88 thank you for your reply. Added it still nothing on the screen. But thank you

@@kerras72 did you take away the quotation marks when you did it?

@@graufuchs88 yeah. It might be the cables I’m gonna test a different set

ActRaiser 2

This is awesome, thank you for posting!

@@videothumbtv yw; tho it's best enjoyed on a CRT that has the smallest overscan possible :) Have fun!

That would be pretty cool honestly 😂

Are you getting black bars on the sides? If so you'd need to change the overscan settings which can be enabled disabled in raspiconfig if I remember correctly and you may need to play with the overscan value settings in the boot config.txt, just trying higher or lower values until you get the space filled out like you want it, hope that helps

Thanks so much!

Yess! From what I've read around seems easier on older models for sure

Solid list 👌👌

Yes!! Honestly that's awesome cause I expected to get some flak for it 😂 a follow up in that style would be amazing