The cupboard set up is really the culmination of a lot of minor changes. I am mildly tempted to up my screen size and and when I work out how to fit a bigger telly in the cupboard, but apart from that, it's all sweet thank you.
So what this technically does is it makes the TV ignore the signal's sync pulses that tell it to render an interlaced (576i/480i) picture with the fields in alternating positions on the screen, and instead render both fields on top of each other, just like it (and any CRT) would do with a proper 288p/240p signal in the first place. So nothing is actually "de-interlaced", the TV just scans in forced non-interlaced mode. But with a source that actually is proper 576i/480i this will look weird because the physical position of one of the fields on the screen is wrong, creating wobble, as seen on the dashboard.
Ohhh... Finally I get it! A couple of year playing my ps2 in my mx 7000 with those interlaced artifacts, my god I notice in my pioner kuro and i thought when i use a crt no more, but still in there till today, thanks @futurematt5
Great video! Tried it on my Beovision 1 without luck sadly. I can see the shift to scanlines when in the menu but as soon as I quit the menu it's back to interlaced. Gonna try it on some of my other Bang & Olufsen models and report back.
I just bought the MX4002 and the colors seem a little washed out. What is a good way to calibrate the tv? I mean I could just turn up the color to 62 but I want to be able to know what I’m doing and calibrate it exactly to how it should be.
my goodness! ive just done it and my eyes are in scanline heaven! thank you so much for sharing the knowledge! can i ask, do you think the screen imagine on the b&o is on the darkish side?
Thanks a lot for this information; interlaced hurts my eyes. Even losing some resolution I prefer Gradius V in deinterlaced mode. Do you know if the TV will accept 480p over SCART? I doubt it.
Someone knows how to a just the screen I really need to get the picture about 2 cm to the right! I've heard that there should be a secret monitor menu on the MX4000 but don't know where to find it? BTW The MX4000 is a kickass CRT :D
wow man, as if the B&0 couldn't get any better!..you must have yelped when you discovered that you could do that..got your money's worth there mate, what a find! Once was blind, but now I scan-line :D
Thanks man! Seriously the wobble is only there with very bright contrasting graphics, I have found that turning the contrast down a bit on 360 games sorts it out. Virtually nothing from games in darker shades like Guwange.
I did something similar to my Loewe Planus 16:9. I discovered how to turn off progressive mode for both PAL and NTSC but sadly it did not result in lovely scanlines. It also produced some nasty artifacing such as ghosting. I used Sonic through my Super 32X and Makaimura via Capcom Gen 2 on the PS1 to test it. The picture of the TV is beautiful but is ruined for games because it lacks scanlines, leaving everything looking as nasty and blocky as my plasmas :'(
Hi there, thanks so much for posting these videos on the MX series tv!! I am struggling to find a good copy of the service manual online, I’ve found some rough copies but nothing clean. Do you know where I could find one? I have an mx7000. Also, how did you get your tv to orient the picture vertically after turning the tv on its side?
Great video! I got one question though, the screen looks dark compared to any crt tv or PVMs. Is it possible to remove contrast screen? do you think it will be better for retro gaming?
This is great, I actually have an older remote with my MX6000 that includes a shift button, so I tried to activate the de-interlace function based on the manual commands you show at 1:18 and it works perfectly. Do you happen to know how to access the service menu on an MX6000 though? Mine is revision 3.1 and I read that this version should just let you access it with the 1 1 go or 0 0 go command from the menu, but mine doesn't
@futurematt5 can you tell me, where i can get this user manual with the description for the whole settings in service menu? You would make me very happy 8)
...ah wait, i was testing with a MegaDrive, and it already looked "scan-liney" lol, the meaning behind this is that you can de-interlace the pictures of sources which normally force a crt tv to interlace right?
A great video mate and a nice feature indeed! The glass removal at the end nearly made me laugh as much as the comment you left on Mr Scanlines Sony Trinitron video "If you want real blacks get some smoked glass!" :)
I doubt this is working on a MX8000, I've tried your steps multiple times just can't get it to work. there's also an extra step on the MX8000: menu > OPTIONS > picture
Hi Futurematt, I have recently got a beovision 1 LS and beo4 remote. The set is great and both my xbox and wii look awesome through an rgb scart even at 480i. I really want the non interlace effect though - do you think its possible with my setup ( I believe the beovision 1 and mx4200 are essentially the same). I mailed b and o a while back and haven't had a response.. any ideas where to go next would be much appreciated!!
this mode overlay a every odd line black mask on the screen. mening when displaying a 480i @60hz displays 30 frames of picture and 30 frames of pure black screen. thats why it still flickers. tru 240p is double strike, this is single strike. just filmed it with 120fps camera to confirm every odd frame is pure black, even frame is 240p etc. on real 240p content every frame is 240p. Awesome nonetheless ! and thanks for the vid! :)
i wish i could do this on my lcd tv for playing retro consoles. i just cant fit a crt into my set up but playing mega drive on a modern tv absolutely decimates the picture.. id love to be able to switch it down to a low rez image with scan lines.
I have a Beovision 1 CRT but don't seem to be able to get this to work. I go into picture, press list to get shift up on the screen and then press 7 but nothing. The annoying thing is while in picture mode I can see scanlines so it clearly must activate it while in picture mode but it does not stick. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi, I don't have a Beo1 but on the MX4000/7000 the scanlines instantly appear when you hit 7 in picture menu. Once they are activated they stay on when you exit the menu. The only issue you can sometimes get on the MX4000 is that it registers the "list" button press through the IR and this trips it out of the required button sequence. Always hold the remote away from the screen and put your finger across the IR light when you're pressing LIST. Once SHIFT appears on the remote, aim the remote back at the TV and hit 7. Sorry if this isn't any help, ideally look for a you tuber who also has a Beo1 as see what they're doing. There are quite a few around.
OK Shift is mapped to the List button. Here goes .. I press "Menu" and then navigate to "Picture" and press "Go". Then I press "List" button so "Shift" displays on the remote's LCD and the TV screen comes out of the Picture sub-menu. I press "Go" to activate Shift function and then press "7". Nothing happens!! I have tried this a dozen times. What am I doing wrong? I have the MX7000 with SW 4.5 and beo4 remote. I have the PS2 connected to AV1 port and playing Tekken Tag Tournament.
when playing dodonpachi resurrection on my old tv monitor in tate it looks great, not shure if its true pixels but it dus look like it, only thing is when the screen goes black you can see the edge of the background. but i cant see the differences your trying to show.
Hiya! :) thanks for the great!I just got a mint conditioned MX7000! I am attached to it now! :) Do you have the soft copy of the manual? Can you send it to me pls? Or link to download? Thank you sir! great vids btw!!!! :)
Interesting! I've seen a fair few changes to your setup over the past year or so mate, would you say your 100% happy with the quality now, or still a work in progress? Looks pretty spot on from where I'm sitting. On an different note, there's some pebble dashing on the back of my toilet which isn't that dissimilar to the new 360 dashboard.
Hello Matt, I have the opportunity to get an MX6000 for cheap, along with a B&O remote that doesnt have an lcd display. I have been after a 7000 as well but it seems like they are selling it to another person. Do you think the 6000 in a solid condition for 30 euros would be a good purchase? Thank you for your videos. Sylvain
The MX6000 is a great TV, but also consider the MX4000, which has a slightly sharper picture. The important factor is that whatever model you choose, it has firmware 3.1 or higher (see sticker on back of TV, says "SW x.x" on top right). If not, you cannot access the service menus with a compatible remote, which is a pain as service menus are very important for setting geometry. For 30 euros, an MX6000 with the right firmware sounds OK. Without a beo4 remote however, accessing the service menus may still be difficult (but I think it will work).
The documentation on this video can be found here, it's very useful! > elektrotanya.com/bang_olufsen_beovision_lx5000,6000_mx4000,6000.pdf/download.html
Huseyin Ibrahim Hi, you need to be in picture menu first before pressing shift 7. Aim the remote away from the TV while you press shift or it won't work.
I have a Beolink 1000 replica (Classic IRC81181, it's pretty much a König IR 9843) I've tried pressing on the Picture button and if I do that the it displays "Format 1" at the top, then I aim away and press Shift and then I aim back and press 7 but nothing happens...
Alright, I found the Problem, the MX 8000 doesn't have the de-interlacing feature since it was already optimized for 480i material, maybe you should fix your description and exclude the MX 8000.
When you first startup the TV go into menu - setup - sockets and then choose: PL: off. AV1: V.TP-1. AV2:Off. S-VHS:Off. After that go into v-tape and of course use only the first socket on the TV. (The one to the left when you're facing the screen)
Nice video, i have a MX4000 too, mine got a phillips tube inside. Unfurnately this tv handles very bad 480i ntsc sources. Its like the colors start to bleed. Its a good tv set for watching pal dvd's, watch tv, play 240p games, and optimised pal games for PS2 etc. But I will not recomend the 240p mode to any gamer who wants to play anything than on allready 240p games. The 240p mode in 480i games starts an extreme flicker that will kill your eyes. Better get a cheaper arcade monitor
@isakmega hi, great you got the TV..I don't know if it's the TV version to be honest, the MX4000 works with this. Sorry I can't help but ask faginrs500 he bought a 4200
Great video, Do you have any knowledge on the MX1500 and what is capable of compared to the MX4000? As there one near me but someone is getting first look at it tomorrow! No MX4000s near by but will keep looking :) Cheers new Sub :)
Very nice "techy" find mate! For once you have a REAL reason for having this smoked glass goonafest!! Seriously though.... this is great for those who don't want to mess around with other external devices, to emulate that full-on retro 240p look. I must admit though... playing 480i more and more on a 21" CRT, it's starting to not bother as much as it used to..... but I guess this is where the anal side takes over, especially when you want the best image quality.
I have a NOS Bang and Olufsen MX8000 (9100) 28" with software 1.6 and it doesn´'t have deinterlace mode. This overpriced and extremely overratted TV is very good for those 240p games, but struggle so much with 480i, the Flickering ist just so distracting and disturbing. Here in germany can you find those MX8000 for a high price, and yes... they have a amazing quality on 240p with Scart RGB, but that is all. It has Only has two Scart inputs and oh boy... the settings are difficult as hell, and man... i have a Master in Electronics, i know what i´m doing. Go for a Trinitron my friend, Sonys are very user friendly, they have all the inputs you need, Component either. Yes sir, Component signal under progresive scan with the right settings looks amazing too... RGB ist not the only signal with quality out there. i´m thinking seriuosly to sell my MX8000 and go for a Retrotink 5X Pro for my OLED.
hey my pleasure, this TV's features deserve serious recognition!
as a beovision 7000 user. very nice feature works nicely here.
The cupboard set up is really the culmination of a lot of minor changes. I am mildly tempted to up my screen size and and when I work out how to fit a bigger telly in the cupboard, but apart from that, it's all sweet thank you.
So what this technically does is it makes the TV ignore the signal's sync pulses that tell it to render an interlaced (576i/480i) picture with the fields in alternating positions on the screen, and instead render both fields on top of each other, just like it (and any CRT) would do with a proper 288p/240p signal in the first place. So nothing is actually "de-interlaced", the TV just scans in forced non-interlaced mode. But with a source that actually is proper 576i/480i this will look weird because the physical position of one of the fields on the screen is wrong, creating wobble, as seen on the dashboard.
Thank you. Very interesting
Ohhh... Finally I get it! A couple of year playing my ps2 in my mx 7000 with those interlaced artifacts, my god I notice in my pioner kuro and i thought when i use a crt no more, but still in there till today, thanks @futurematt5
So Shift + 7 to deinterlace with the controllers that have the shift option. Thanks for the video!
Great video! Tried it on my Beovision 1 without luck sadly. I can see the shift to scanlines when in the menu but as soon as I quit the menu it's back to interlaced. Gonna try it on some of my other Bang & Olufsen models and report back.
If i want intarlace again? What is combination?
the same as how you enabled it.
I just bought the MX4002 and the colors seem a little washed out. What is a good way to calibrate the tv? I mean I could just turn up the color to 62 but I want to be able to know what I’m doing and calibrate it exactly to how it should be.
Hey Matt Ive got a mx 4200, got the service manual, seems to be no non-interlace mode, is this only for the mx4000/4002?
my goodness! ive just done it and my eyes are in scanline heaven! thank you so much for sharing the knowledge!
can i ask, do you think the screen imagine on the b&o is on the darkish side?
Yes it is shadow mask and got some arcade glass on it
Can you post a link to the manual? I Can not make it work?, although I have a Beolink 1000 with a shift button. I have a mx4000 sw 1.1……
Thanks a lot for this information; interlaced hurts my eyes. Even losing some resolution I prefer Gradius V in deinterlaced mode. Do you know if the TV will accept 480p over SCART? I doubt it.
Nope it is 15khz
No, but I'm really satisfied just with composite and deinterlaced mode on 360.
@@dr-gorgo Will the B and O good for PS2,Xbox Classic and PS 1
MendezPresents I guess yes, but I don't have those consoles. GameCube works well
Someone knows how to a just the screen I really need to get the picture about 2 cm to the right! I've heard that there should be a secret monitor menu on the MX4000 but don't know where to find it? BTW The MX4000 is a kickass CRT :D
wow man, as if the B&0 couldn't get any better!..you must have yelped when you discovered that you could do that..got your money's worth there mate, what a find!
Once was blind, but now I scan-line :D
Great video. Did not know my mx4000 could do this!! Btw why is your tv on the side? and how did you turn the picture?
Thanks man! Seriously the wobble is only there with very bright contrasting graphics, I have found that turning the contrast down a bit on 360 games sorts it out. Virtually nothing from games in darker shades like Guwange.
I did something similar to my Loewe Planus 16:9. I discovered how to turn off progressive mode for both PAL and NTSC but sadly it did not result in lovely scanlines. It also produced some nasty artifacing such as ghosting. I used Sonic through my Super 32X and Makaimura via Capcom Gen 2 on the PS1 to test it. The picture of the TV is beautiful but is ruined for games because it lacks scanlines, leaving everything looking as nasty and blocky as my plasmas :'(
Hi there, thanks so much for posting these videos on the MX series tv!! I am struggling to find a good copy of the service manual online, I’ve found some rough copies but nothing clean. Do you know where I could find one? I have an mx7000. Also, how did you get your tv to orient the picture vertically after turning the tv on its side?
Holy carp THIS IS SO COOL!! Thanks man!
Great video! I got one question though, the screen looks dark compared to any crt tv or PVMs. Is it possible to remove contrast screen? do you think it will be better for retro gaming?
This is some fucking awesome extreme nerdery of the highest order. It also kind of answers my earlier question about a progressive mode.
Kudos
This is great, I actually have an older remote with my MX6000 that includes a shift button, so I tried to activate the de-interlace function based on the manual commands you show at 1:18 and it works perfectly.
Do you happen to know how to access the service menu on an MX6000 though? Mine is revision 3.1 and I read that this version should just let you access it with the 1 1 go or 0 0 go command from the menu, but mine doesn't
@futurematt5 can you tell me, where i can get this user manual with the description for the whole settings in service menu?
You would make me very happy 8)
Doean't work on Beovision1 unfortunately. There is no picture settings on my tv as it has a light sensor which does the adjustments automaticaly.
...ah wait, i was testing with a MegaDrive, and it already looked "scan-liney" lol, the meaning behind this is that you can de-interlace the pictures of sources which normally force a crt tv to interlace right?
Yes, he mentions 480i source signal.
A great video mate and a nice feature indeed!
The glass removal at the end nearly made me laugh as much as the comment you left on Mr Scanlines Sony Trinitron video "If you want real blacks get some smoked glass!" :)
Fnar. Glad it worked on your set!
Interesting, thanks for watching.
I doubt this is working on a MX8000, I've tried your steps multiple times just can't get it to work. there's also an extra step on the MX8000: menu > OPTIONS > picture
Really no luck at all?
@@DOUBLEXUP sorry for my late reply but no, MX4200 and MX8000 just do not have this option
The Beovision 1 witch is a more modern B&O CRT has this de-interlacing feature too? thanks!
I've tried on my Beovision 1 and can't get this to work. Can you explain how you managed this?
Hi Futurematt, I have recently got a beovision 1 LS and beo4 remote. The set is great and both my xbox and wii look awesome through an rgb scart even at 480i. I really want the non interlace effect though - do you think its possible with my setup ( I believe the beovision 1 and mx4200 are essentially the same). I mailed b and o a while back and haven't had a response.. any ideas where to go next would be much appreciated!!
Hi, sorry I can't help you there I'm afraid.
Hola que tal? yo dispongo de un televisor Bang Olufsen BeoCenter y me gustaria saber si es posible poner esta funcion de no entrelazado gracias
Hi, I've just bought an MX4000 how did you connect your Xbox360? Composite to scart block or is a dedicated scart cable that is 1st party? Thanks
Component red white and yellow shitty cable conected to scart i guess.
this mode overlay a every odd line black mask on the screen. mening when displaying a 480i @60hz displays 30 frames of picture and 30 frames of pure black screen. thats why it still flickers. tru 240p is double strike, this is single strike. just filmed it with 120fps camera to confirm every odd frame is pure black, even frame is 240p etc. on real 240p content every frame is 240p. Awesome nonetheless ! and thanks for the vid! :)
Hello! You know how to do the de-interlaced On BANG & Olufsen BeoVision MX 4200 ??? Thanks! :-)
That's pretty awesome, I do see a bit of wobbling like you said though. I miss the original Xbox dashboard too! DASHBOARD lol
i wish i could do this on my lcd tv for playing retro consoles. i just cant fit a crt into my set up but playing mega drive on a modern tv absolutely decimates the picture.. id love to be able to switch it down to a low rez image with scan lines.
I have a Beovision 1 CRT but don't seem to be able to get this to work. I go into picture, press list to get shift up on the screen and then press 7 but nothing. The annoying thing is while in picture mode I can see scanlines so it clearly must activate it while in picture mode but it does not stick. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi, I don't have a Beo1 but on the MX4000/7000 the scanlines instantly appear when you hit 7 in picture menu. Once they are activated they stay on when you exit the menu. The only issue you can sometimes get on the MX4000 is that it registers the "list" button press through the IR and this trips it out of the required button sequence. Always hold the remote away from the screen and put your finger across the IR light when you're pressing LIST. Once SHIFT appears on the remote, aim the remote back at the TV and hit 7. Sorry if this isn't any help, ideally look for a you tuber who also has a Beo1 as see what they're doing. There are quite a few around.
Hey Charles! It's been a few years since you commented this. But I was wondering if you ever got this sorted?
OK Shift is mapped to the List button. Here goes .. I press "Menu" and then navigate to "Picture" and press "Go". Then I press "List" button so "Shift" displays on the remote's LCD and the TV screen comes out of the Picture sub-menu. I press "Go" to activate Shift function and then press "7". Nothing happens!! I have tried this a dozen times. What am I doing wrong? I have the MX7000 with SW 4.5 and beo4 remote. I have the PS2 connected to AV1 port and playing Tekken Tag Tournament.
Dont push “go” when you are in picture menu an shift in lcd, just push 7 and enjoy!!
Thanks mate! Tongue tied and twisted and something about a Division Bell!!
when playing dodonpachi resurrection on my old tv monitor in tate it looks great, not shure if its true pixels but it dus look like it, only thing is when the screen goes black you can see the edge of the background.
but i cant see the differences your trying to show.
Hiya! :) thanks for the great!I just got a mint conditioned MX7000! I am attached to it now! :) Do you have the soft copy of the manual? Can you send it to me pls? Or link to download? Thank you sir! great vids btw!!!! :)
Maybe a bit late to ask but ill do it anyway, which B&O models have this feature, Does anyone know? How about mx7000 ms6000 or Beovision 1
Hey. You'll get these features on the mx7000 and 6200 not sure about the 6000
@@futurematt5 just got an MX7000 yesterday and i managed to get the non-interlace feature working
Interesting! I've seen a fair few changes to your setup over the past year or so mate, would you say your 100% happy with the quality now, or still a work in progress? Looks pretty spot on from where I'm sitting.
On an different note, there's some pebble dashing on the back of my toilet which isn't that dissimilar to the new 360 dashboard.
Hello Matt, I have the opportunity to get an MX6000 for cheap, along with a B&O remote that doesnt have an lcd display.
I have been after a 7000 as well but it seems like they are selling it to another person.
Do you think the 6000 in a solid condition for 30 euros would be a good purchase?
Thank you for your videos.
Sylvain
The MX6000 is a great TV, but also consider the MX4000, which has a slightly sharper picture. The important factor is that whatever model you choose, it has firmware 3.1 or higher (see sticker on back of TV, says "SW x.x" on top right). If not, you cannot access the service menus with a compatible remote, which is a pain as service menus are very important for setting geometry. For 30 euros, an MX6000 with the right firmware sounds OK. Without a beo4 remote however, accessing the service menus may still be difficult (but I think it will work).
futurematt5 : Thanks a big lot. Your videos are great!
Hello, thanks for the info, does the BeoCenter 1/BeoVision 1 support this feature?
Did you figure this out yet? :)
Hello, is possible to disable to see the diferencie please?
Has anybody managed to get this working on the MX8000? If so please tell me how. . .
The documentation on this video can be found here, it's very useful! > elektrotanya.com/bang_olufsen_beovision_lx5000,6000_mx4000,6000.pdf/download.html
I'm pressing shift 7 on my beo1000 but nothing is happening?? I have the mx7000
Huseyin Ibrahim Hi, you need to be in picture menu first before pressing shift 7. Aim the remote away from the TV while you press shift or it won't work.
I have a Beolink 1000 replica (Classic IRC81181, it's pretty much a König IR 9843) I've tried pressing on the Picture button and if I do that the it displays "Format 1" at the top, then I aim away and press Shift and then I aim back and press 7 but nothing happens...
Alright, I found the Problem, the MX 8000 doesn't have the de-interlacing feature since it was already optimized for 480i material, maybe you should fix your description and exclude the MX 8000.
Do you still have the service manuals?
Does the BeoCenter 1/BeoVision 1 have this feature?
have beo1, and I have not got it, I think you can not..you can with beo1?
lol.. retro gaming in retro style. good job mate!
Nice find!
Hi I have a mx 4000, Xbox 360 sound coming through fine when on v.tape but black screen -anyone know if I can fix this? Xx
When you first startup the TV go into menu - setup - sockets and then choose: PL: off. AV1: V.TP-1. AV2:Off. S-VHS:Off. After that go into v-tape and of course use only the first socket on the TV. (The one to the left when you're facing the screen)
Nice video, i have a MX4000 too, mine got a phillips tube inside. Unfurnately this tv handles very bad 480i ntsc sources. Its like the colors start to bleed. Its a good tv set for watching pal dvd's, watch tv, play 240p games, and optimised pal games for PS2 etc. But I will not recomend the 240p mode to any gamer who wants to play anything than on allready 240p games. The 240p mode in 480i games starts an extreme flicker that will kill your eyes. Better get a cheaper arcade monitor
Thanks man!!
@isakmega hi, great you got the TV..I don't know if it's the TV version to be honest, the MX4000 works with this. Sorry I can't help but ask faginrs500 he bought a 4200
When a man is bored of B&O, he is bored of living (Oscar Wilde)!
@futurematt5 I can't seem to get this to work on my B&O Beocentre 1. Any ideas?
Great video, Do you have any knowledge on the MX1500 and what is capable of compared to the MX4000? As there one near me but someone is getting first look at it tomorrow! No MX4000s near by but will keep looking :) Cheers new Sub :)
did you ever find out about the 1500? one near me and interested.
Thanks!
LOL! What a lovely eulogy!!
You have to try and cover all bases in these videos, leave something for the haters you know !!
@neros77 hi man, sorry I must have missed your comment a while back, check out my MX7000 video for a service mode explanation, cheers
it kinda wont work on my beocenter av5
Very nice "techy" find mate! For once you have a REAL reason for having this smoked glass goonafest!! Seriously though.... this is great for those who don't want to mess around with other external devices, to emulate that full-on retro 240p look. I must admit though... playing 480i more and more on a 21" CRT, it's starting to not bother as much as it used to..... but I guess this is where the anal side takes over, especially when you want the best image quality.
awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks
LOL thanks, that description of my videos will stick I'm sure!!!
kinda nice!
MVHH
I have a NOS Bang and Olufsen MX8000 (9100) 28" with software 1.6 and it doesn´'t have deinterlace mode. This overpriced and extremely overratted TV is very good for those 240p games, but struggle so much with 480i, the Flickering ist just so distracting and disturbing. Here in germany can you find those MX8000 for a high price, and yes... they have a amazing quality on 240p with Scart RGB, but that is all. It has Only has two Scart inputs and oh boy... the settings are difficult as hell, and man... i have a Master in Electronics, i know what i´m doing.
Go for a Trinitron my friend, Sonys are very user friendly, they have all the inputs you need, Component either. Yes sir, Component signal under progresive scan with the right settings looks amazing too... RGB ist not the only signal with quality out there.
i´m thinking seriuosly to sell my MX8000 and go for a Retrotink 5X Pro for my OLED.
@shenmueso
LOL
Things look better on the anal side!
The fuck you mean "hit return"?!😂😂😂😭😭😭
Sorry, bro but this video could be better.
Still don't know how to do it.
Thanks!