WOW, I would rather have this HDMI mod than GameTech’s or Innovation’s GBA TV Converter. So then I can capture motion control games like Kirby: Tilt ‘N’ Tumble and Yoshi: Topsy Turvy/Universal Gravitation, and no longer need to tilt my GameCube console with GB Player in it too.
@@RiotSRetro What’s that gotta do with what I’d rather have though, plus the video was like 15 minutes ago today and is 1 hour long, how can you able to watch it all now anyway, people can comment when a video just came out too, I do it sometimes and most people just put like “First” for example. :D
The only thing I can think of with the quiet sound in 8-bit mode is the way the mod is pulling the audio from the CPU - it might be only taking the "Direct Sound" (GBA PCM) channels and what's heard from the GB/GBC "APU" / PSG channels is only interference / bleed...? If you try a GBA game that uses both types of sound together such as Sonic Advance (1/2/3), Mario Kart Super Circuit or F-Zero Maximum Velocity I'm guessing some instruments of the music will be quieter than others.
I worry about the durability of microHDMI... I know that, in the DSLR space theres lots of complaints about microHDMI breaking after repeated cycles of plugging and unplugging the cable... it looks like theres actually enough space to shove a full size HDMI port int he top of the GBA... but it would probably require more extensive modification. Still... this is really awesome, and looks like a good mid point between a full portable and a consolizer, if you want to capture games.
Recently installed the kit, would you happen to know why it's out putting a pink tinted video for HDMI? My IPS has proper color but the HDMI does not. Also what capture card do you recommend with this kit ?
I don't recommend a specific capture card with this kit. I just know elgato has compatibility issues. HDMI could be a bad cable/adapter or a problem with the mod itself.
I soldered the audio 1 and 2 cables, (not intersecting or anything, and they're definitely still connected upon examination) but I'm not getting *any* audio output via the HDMI... do you know why this is? Do I have a bad board? Or bad solder joints?
An AGS-101 LCD barely fits as is. You'll have to get real creative with your shell trims if you want to fit that screen with this mod board. Consider adhering the screen directly to the lens and then trimming the shell to fit that assembly. Additionally, the rear shielding of the screen can be removed (though do take care not to disturb the backlight diffusor) for an extra half mm of space.
Depends on the specific kit, really. There are some variants floating around that simply do not switch the screen off OR they require a button combo to do so. You may have one that just doesn't turn the screen off.
well, if we take the creator at their word, they are using 3x integer scaling. It's just that your device has to support the output resolution (and 3:2 aspect ratio). None of my devices did.
There is a new version of this that combines it with the little white dock you also reviewed by sending the video out over USB-C. I'd love to see you cover that.
Just installed one on my 40-pin GBA with an AGS-101. Just wanted to confirm the back light doesn't work when plugged in to the slot dedicated for the AGS-101 screen.
@makho, fan of your work here. Despite the resolution not be perfect I like the kit. My concern is that with Game Boy and Game Boy Color games there is no audio on the TV. Hope you can help me with that and if there is an alternate place to solder the wires for the audio.
Laminated kits typically leave more room inside because the LCD being closer to the glass moves it away from the motherboard. ruclips.net/video/hMm9rqB_V3s/видео.html
I can confirm there is compatibility, I did it with a funnyplaying laminated kit plus a funnyplaying motherboard. It went together easily, but you will need to trim the retention bracket that holds the laminated screen against the shell in addition to cutting the shell itself for the HDMI port.
Not sure if anyone else had done this but I just put one of these in a fully stock GBA and it seems to keep half of the lines on the GBA screen when you plug it in to a TV.
Hi. I've read your notes about IPS kits for the GBA SP but not sure which kit is still best to get? Was wondering if you can do an overall summary video on IPS kits for the SP to help me choose the best kit. Not really bothered about TV out, just want the best kit which comes with an IPS ready shell preferably. Going by all your notes I've read, FunnyPlaying would still be the way to go, but unfortunately they don't seam to have any shells in at the moment. Where as one chip ones do have shells in now... so kinda swinging towards that but your notes don't really seam to recommended these kits? Thanks for your videos and notes they are always very useful.
I think your capture card is either set to 30fps or cannot capture 60fps. I have one of those chinese "usb3.0 hd capture" with passthru and I have to set 60fps (not auto) in the device setting in obs for it to capture 60fps.
like I said, it's a really cheap capture card so I'm not at all surprised that it has some issues. I bought it on a whim for something else and I got my money's worth out of it. The use I've gotten out of it for youtube has just been cherry. I do plan on getting a better one eventually, I'm just waiting for the cards to fall into place.
I cannot recommend any capture cards. My card is compatible mostly but has quite a few issues otherwise. Elgato cards are not compatible (or so I hear).
How does the input lag hold up compared to the real Gameboy Player hardware, using both the official software disc and the GBI homebrew? I'm looking at this to retire my Gamecube with for GBA TV usage.
I’m in the same boat. I have a Gameboy player with the disc but kinda want to mod my Gameboy to do the same thing and also be portable. What decision did you end up making?
That kit looks like a real pain in the ass to install. Im sure someone will come up with a solution to combine both IPS and HDMI mod on the same board, even if t has to be a daughter hat board of some description. It has to happen!
It's only a pain in the ass to install with a wire managed IPS kit already installed. I stated this several times in the video. It's plug and play aside from the small notch you need to file into your shell and the two wires that need to be soldered.
Hello, what capture card do you use? I'm using Elgato HD 60 S because my 4k Pro version dont recognize the signal of the gba. on the HD 60 S the sound is very crackling but I got the signal. I solder it perfectly, resolder it but it the problem stays. Hope anyone can help me :/
elgato is not compatible with these types of mods. I've shown before that I use a generic capture card I found on aliexpress but if you just want this to play on your PC, why not just use an emulator?
@@makho yeah I bought a cheap one from amazon but got the same sound issue. Nah I dont like to play on a emulator :D Do you have a link of your product which you bought on aliexpress? But you said that there might a input delay I guess :D
@@xkarma534 I don't have a link to the specific one I got but they are not hard to find. It's a very generic piece of equipment with dozens of rebrands.
@@makho Fair enough. I know "better" is subjective. What I meant by that was which does the following "better" : ease of use; picture quality. If you could only have one, which would you choose? I know that you are friends with other maker's and don't want to put down other products. Not trying to do that here either. I get your point about apples and oranges. Was just wondering which provided the best picture quality (in this case, on paper it's the consolizer) and ease of use. Both are cool products.
@@ThatMartinezGuy I'm not friends with either maker. I just have a relatively open line of communication with the maker of this kit. Re Picture Quality: Consolizer type mods (either woozle's consolizer, gamebox systems' gbhd advance, or zwendergy's gbahd) have much better picture quality than this thing. The setup is much more involved and the GBA will no longer be a portable system. You get to use an external controller (or not if you option your install that way) and no longer have to rely on batteries (or do if you have a wireless controller e.g. 8bitdo). This mod, on the other hand, is pretty easy to slip into an existing console as is but it does have fewer options for configuration and extra features and actually supported neither of the two HDMI devices I tried it on properly. The resolution/aspect ratio was incorrect. Re Ease of Use: Like I said, the niches are different. If you find yourself basically only playing on the big screen, a consolizer type mod makes more sense. If you find yourself switching back and forth, this mod can make more sense unless you just want to do a completely separate build and swap your games between the two builds as you play. If you find yourself playing largely on the go with the occasional plug in to the TV, this mod stand alone might make more sense. Your choice.
I just did this mod. The video output is fine, but the sound coming out of the TV isn't clean. It's full of artifacts. Should I try resoldering the wires again? @makho
@@makho I don't know why these kits are made and they cheap out on important stuff. I'll pay 100 bucks if it at least puts out a better image than that. I don't know. It's frustrating because they get so damn close but they miss the mark.
Can you wire a snes controller socket to the test pad controls? I would love to make a mini 3d printed snes with a snes controller port. Maybe extend the 32 pin cartridge connector too. Since I missed out on the gba consolizer.
@@makho man thanks for that info love open source projects. Speaking of which is the gba motherboard Gerber pcb available for download I was interested in making a black pcb from pcbway I remember you had a video I believe?
I would have preferred components or video over type c, cause if its going to be hdmi and it needs to be small micro hdmi breaks too damn easy, also component looks better than av and has lower latency with a tube tv than hdmi with a modern tv
@@axelkusanagi4139 that wasn't component, that was av, and you can have an adapter to type c, like have a little connectors that can handle cables being plugged into it either way, also there's drawing tablet that have that built into their type c port so they only need one cable for touch and video, the only problem I could see with that is the chip shortage, but no other device using those chips are having difficulty in that area, but yeah I'd say look up some more cable stuff so you know a bit more friendo, av is the red white and yellow cables which aren't even meant to display color, it was a hack to make it display color, modern tvs have the benefit of hdmi, but also non oled screen are and have always been slower than tub testing because of the way tub tvs work, the gba screen signal needs to be converted into something that can be passed over a cable, which takes time, you can then convert to say hdmi, the benefit of that is you can use it on many more screens, or component which has the lower latency tvs, then there's av which omwad the one that came out before which has a video signal that is weaker to interference while not being able to be connected to modern displays, av is the worst of both worlds, also I would be fine with hdmi if it wasn't over the easily broken mini hdmi, which they could have gotten one more chip or a chip that could handle both, whatever latency is added to me is negligible since the only real benefit of hdmi is using it with modern devices, which you can eliminate a lot of that latency with an oled, but I'm broke as shit, like having mini hdmi on a controller that you're going to be moving around is just a trip to the soldering often too often for my tastes
@@axelkusanagi4139 sorry if at any point I came off rude there, I was also getting fluided with comments by some yter called something corpo about how child labor in roblocks is just child volunteer work, also with him jumping over everytime I mentioned predators being on the and telling me to go to China and Russia, I do apologize if at any point I let any of that slip through and came off as an ass, that wasn't on purpose and I hope you have a wonderful night/day
@@makho (I was talking about component, not composite, I realized that after I typed most of this and am tired so don't feel like changing it)I'm not, you right, I didn't say the encoders were in any of my spots, not because I didn't think of that but more so I was fixcating on the actual tvs, since tube tvs are lower latency in comparison to most modern flat panels, the exception being oled because if the way it switches colors in the actual pixels of the panel, for most 'regular' screens it takes more time for things like the leds to change colors as well as other junk I can't remember cause I was bout to hit the bed, but yeah tube tvs are faster just in the way they have a laser cannon shoot the areas of color on the screen which is why competitive melee players on gc mostly play on crts, also I say areas of color cause things like nes telling the the old tube tvs it wanted rectangular blocks of color for its pixels instead of actual pixels because they didn't have to have like exact pixel, I'm rambling partly cause I'm tired but I love how much you read and respond to comments, always being so genuinely helpful to so many people and I hope you have a wonderful night/day/whatever
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WOW, I would rather have this HDMI mod than GameTech’s or Innovation’s GBA TV Converter. So then I can capture motion control games like Kirby: Tilt ‘N’ Tumble and Yoshi: Topsy Turvy/Universal Gravitation, and no longer need to tilt my GameCube console with GB Player in it too.
You should watch the full video first
@@RiotSRetro What’s that gotta do with what I’d rather have though, plus the video was like 15 minutes ago today and is 1 hour long, how can you able to watch it all now anyway, people can comment when a video just came out too, I do it sometimes and most people just put like “First” for example.
:D
There is a version of Woozle's Consolizer that lets you use the controls on the GBA and makes those types of games still playable.
@@VideoGameJNPoop I watched it before it was public
Whenever i plug mine into the tv the screen on the gameboy stays on 😬
Did i do something wrong?
try a different cable
makho, is it possible you can cover the gbaHD? it’s an open source GBA consolizer, and seems to be cheaper than Woozle’s.
I mentioned this in the video
Don't forget about Inside Gadgets kit and the TX cartridges and dongles. I think they may even have a TX NES controller kit but it lacks some buttons.
Found your insta. Lead me to your channel, greatest discovery. Thank you
Man, Looks like this will be available from RGRS. Make sure to use code “makho” for 10% off at checkout’
I always forget to use the code. 😂
How was this comment posted 1 day ago when this video has only been available for about 7 hours? What sort of witchcraft is this!?!
Damn, this is so close to perfect... That aspect ratio being fixed makes this an insta-buy for me
but the aspect ratio is wrong
The only thing I can think of with the quiet sound in 8-bit mode is the way the mod is pulling the audio from the CPU - it might be only taking the "Direct Sound" (GBA PCM) channels and what's heard from the GB/GBC "APU" / PSG channels is only interference / bleed...? If you try a GBA game that uses both types of sound together such as Sonic Advance (1/2/3), Mario Kart Super Circuit or F-Zero Maximum Velocity I'm guessing some instruments of the music will be quieter than others.
I worry about the durability of microHDMI... I know that, in the DSLR space theres lots of complaints about microHDMI breaking after repeated cycles of plugging and unplugging the cable... it looks like theres actually enough space to shove a full size HDMI port int he top of the GBA... but it would probably require more extensive modification. Still... this is really awesome, and looks like a good mid point between a full portable and a consolizer, if you want to capture games.
I despise microHDMI..
Recently installed the kit, would you happen to know why it's out putting a pink tinted video for HDMI? My IPS has proper color but the HDMI does not. Also what capture card do you recommend with this kit ?
I don't recommend a specific capture card with this kit. I just know elgato has compatibility issues.
HDMI could be a bad cable/adapter or a problem with the mod itself.
I soldered the audio 1 and 2 cables, (not intersecting or anything, and they're definitely still connected upon examination) but I'm not getting *any* audio output via the HDMI... do you know why this is? Do I have a bad board? Or bad solder joints?
Possibly an incompatible TV. These aren't HDMI certified and likely not fully compliant either.
I'm having problems to fit this mod with a ags 101 screen. The Shell doesn't close enough and L and R buttons are hard. Can everyone help me?
An AGS-101 LCD barely fits as is. You'll have to get real creative with your shell trims if you want to fit that screen with this mod board. Consider adhering the screen directly to the lens and then trimming the shell to fit that assembly. Additionally, the rear shielding of the screen can be removed (though do take care not to disturb the backlight diffusor) for an extra half mm of space.
I have this kit and the screen doesn't turn off when I plug in hdmi. I followed a guide that said to jumper J1, could that be why?
Depends on the specific kit, really. There are some variants floating around that simply do not switch the screen off OR they require a button combo to do so. You may have one that just doesn't turn the screen off.
Shame the scaling is garbage. You could easily fit a 4x scale GBA image in a 720p window (960x640). But that'd take actual work..
well, if we take the creator at their word, they are using 3x integer scaling. It's just that your device has to support the output resolution (and 3:2 aspect ratio). None of my devices did.
I'm using this mod on a projector, and the screen is flashing on and off slowly. Is it a power issue??? It works fine on an lcd tv.
It's probably just incompatible with that device. These mods do not comply with HDMI standards.
There is a new version of this that combines it with the little white dock you also reviewed by sending the video out over USB-C. I'd love to see you cover that.
that video is currently in my backlog and will be published soon
Just installed one on my 40-pin GBA with an AGS-101. Just wanted to confirm the back light doesn't work when plugged in to the slot dedicated for the AGS-101 screen.
I'll stick with my DS capture unit. Lol
ok
@makho, fan of your work here. Despite the resolution not be perfect I like the kit. My concern is that with Game Boy and Game Boy Color games there is no audio on the TV. Hope you can help me with that and if there is an alternate place to solder the wires for the audio.
since you’ve used both this and also laminated screens seperately, do you think they would form together? or are the laminateds too big for it to work
Laminated kits typically leave more room inside because the LCD being closer to the glass moves it away from the motherboard. ruclips.net/video/hMm9rqB_V3s/видео.html
I can confirm there is compatibility, I did it with a funnyplaying laminated kit plus a funnyplaying motherboard. It went together easily, but you will need to trim the retention bracket that holds the laminated screen against the shell in addition to cutting the shell itself for the HDMI port.
Where did you get korean language sticker on your mat lol
from a fellow modder -- it's his sticker
I did this mod but I have audio feedback or interference I put insulation tape all over it didn't help at all
Questions can I use this without a built-in screen on gba
yes
Not sure if anyone else had done this but I just put one of these in a fully stock GBA and it seems to keep half of the lines on the GBA screen when you plug it in to a TV.
Thanks for a hour long vid i needed that! very cool.
16:14 Bro your cat spooked tf out of me. I thought it was my cat but I couldn't find him 😂
47:38 epilepsy
Hi. I've read your notes about IPS kits for the GBA SP but not sure which kit is still best to get? Was wondering if you can do an overall summary video on IPS kits for the SP to help me choose the best kit. Not really bothered about TV out, just want the best kit which comes with an IPS ready shell preferably. Going by all your notes I've read, FunnyPlaying would still be the way to go, but unfortunately they don't seam to have any shells in at the moment. Where as one chip ones do have shells in now... so kinda swinging towards that but your notes don't really seam to recommended these kits? Thanks for your videos and notes they are always very useful.
if you've read my notes then you already have all the information you need to make a decision
Hi, the kit hdmi sounds good? I mean the hum buz noise from gba speaker or earphone is annoying.
sounds fine to me
I think your capture card is either set to 30fps or cannot capture 60fps.
I have one of those chinese "usb3.0 hd capture" with passthru and I have to set 60fps (not auto) in the device setting in obs for it to capture 60fps.
like I said, it's a really cheap capture card so I'm not at all surprised that it has some issues. I bought it on a whim for something else and I got my money's worth out of it. The use I've gotten out of it for youtube has just been cherry. I do plan on getting a better one eventually, I'm just waiting for the cards to fall into place.
Hi there! That's a very nice in-depth test of the kit. Can you recommend any capture cards which are compatible to this kit?
I cannot recommend any capture cards. My card is compatible mostly but has quite a few issues otherwise. Elgato cards are not compatible (or so I hear).
How does the input lag hold up compared to the real Gameboy Player hardware, using both the official software disc and the GBI homebrew? I'm looking at this to retire my Gamecube with for GBA TV usage.
I don't have a method of quantifying input lag.
I also don't have a (working) game boy player.
I’m in the same boat. I have a Gameboy player with the disc but kinda want to mod my Gameboy to do the same thing and also be portable. What decision did you end up making?
That kit looks like a real pain in the ass to install. Im sure someone will come up with a solution to combine both IPS and HDMI mod on the same board, even if t has to be a daughter hat board of some description. It has to happen!
It's only a pain in the ass to install with a wire managed IPS kit already installed. I stated this several times in the video. It's plug and play aside from the small notch you need to file into your shell and the two wires that need to be soldered.
Hello, what capture card do you use? I'm using Elgato HD 60 S because my 4k Pro version dont recognize the signal of the gba. on the HD 60 S the sound is very crackling but I got the signal. I solder it perfectly, resolder it but it the problem stays. Hope anyone can help me :/
elgato is not compatible with these types of mods. I've shown before that I use a generic capture card I found on aliexpress but if you just want this to play on your PC, why not just use an emulator?
@@makho yeah I bought a cheap one from amazon but got the same sound issue. Nah I dont like to play on a emulator :D Do you have a link of your product which you bought on aliexpress? But you said that there might a input delay I guess :D
@@xkarma534 I don't have a link to the specific one I got but they are not hard to find. It's a very generic piece of equipment with dozens of rebrands.
Glad to see something like this finally hitting the market. Can't wait till one can do it with the correct aspect ratio. Awesome video as usual =)
Might add this to my AGS-101 😳😳😳
Is this better than the GBA consolizer? Trying to decide between which mod to go with.
This is a different product that fills a different niche. Define "better".
@@makho Fair enough. I know "better" is subjective. What I meant by that was which does the following "better" : ease of use; picture quality. If you could only have one, which would you choose? I know that you are friends with other maker's and don't want to put down other products. Not trying to do that here either. I get your point about apples and oranges. Was just wondering which provided the best picture quality (in this case, on paper it's the consolizer) and ease of use. Both are cool products.
@@ThatMartinezGuy I'm not friends with either maker. I just have a relatively open line of communication with the maker of this kit.
Re Picture Quality:
Consolizer type mods (either woozle's consolizer, gamebox systems' gbhd advance, or zwendergy's gbahd) have much better picture quality than this thing. The setup is much more involved and the GBA will no longer be a portable system. You get to use an external controller (or not if you option your install that way) and no longer have to rely on batteries (or do if you have a wireless controller e.g. 8bitdo). This mod, on the other hand, is pretty easy to slip into an existing console as is but it does have fewer options for configuration and extra features and actually supported neither of the two HDMI devices I tried it on properly. The resolution/aspect ratio was incorrect.
Re Ease of Use:
Like I said, the niches are different. If you find yourself basically only playing on the big screen, a consolizer type mod makes more sense. If you find yourself switching back and forth, this mod can make more sense unless you just want to do a completely separate build and swap your games between the two builds as you play. If you find yourself playing largely on the go with the occasional plug in to the TV, this mod stand alone might make more sense. Your choice.
What's with the audio crackling?
Crappy capture. I've since gotten a much better capture card.
@@makho ah so it no longer has crackling? That's nice. What capture card did you get?
@@DeadSkullzJr Cheap no name but supports 4k@30 or 1080@60 unlike the old one
@@makho ah nice, got a listing for it that I can look at?
I just did this mod. The video output is fine, but the sound coming out of the TV isn't clean. It's full of artifacts. Should I try resoldering the wires again? @makho
worth a shot. Try another game and another TV as well.
@@makho tried both. I also have the clean amp and dehummer installed. Could they somehow be at fault?
@@ghostasset neither will do anything for this mod so absolutely they could be the problem
@@makho Sorry I don't understand. Was that a yes or a no? 😅
@@ghostasset yes, they could be at fault
Out of curiosity, what capture card are you using?
The cheapest (usb 3.0) one available on aliexpress.
Is this from Retro Game Restore Store? I’m not seeing any info on this from them yet. Definitely interested
I went over this in the video
eBay $35 usd includes shipping
Omg. The composite is almost better than the HDMI...
yeah, after feeding it through a retrotink 5x pro, funny how that works
@@makho I don't know why these kits are made and they cheap out on important stuff. I'll pay 100 bucks if it at least puts out a better image than that. I don't know. It's frustrating because they get so damn close but they miss the mark.
@@makho as I like to say, second place is just first last place. It kinda sounds dumb but, I don't care. Lmao
Can you wire a snes controller socket to the test pad controls? I would love to make a mini 3d printed snes with a snes controller port. Maybe extend the 32 pin cartridge connector too. Since I missed out on the gba consolizer.
it's not that simple. You'd need a transposer. Look into zwenergy's gbahd
@@makho lol bummer I just bought the kit plus a wireless 8bitdo snes and a controller ports
@@makho man thanks for that info love open source projects. Speaking of which is the gba motherboard Gerber pcb available for download I was interested in making a black pcb from pcbway I remember you had a video I believe?
@@user-gj6vg6nq2f no gerbers available, I had to buy the boards. Check that stream I did for more info
@@makho yeah that's a bummer it should be available for download.
Noice, I can't wait for it to come out!
Think it might be time for another overview video of all the IPS kits
another?
@@makho Oh did I confuse you with someone else then? My bad.
This is amazing
nice thumbnail
Thanks, Juggz. One of my buds made it for me
I would have preferred components or video over type c, cause if its going to be hdmi and it needs to be small micro hdmi breaks too damn easy, also component looks better than av and has lower latency with a tube tv than hdmi with a modern tv
Totally agree, usb C wouldve been the way to go
@@axelkusanagi4139 that wasn't component, that was av, and you can have an adapter to type c, like have a little connectors that can handle cables being plugged into it either way, also there's drawing tablet that have that built into their type c port so they only need one cable for touch and video, the only problem I could see with that is the chip shortage, but no other device using those chips are having difficulty in that area, but yeah I'd say look up some more cable stuff so you know a bit more friendo, av is the red white and yellow cables which aren't even meant to display color, it was a hack to make it display color, modern tvs have the benefit of hdmi, but also non oled screen are and have always been slower than tub testing because of the way tub tvs work, the gba screen signal needs to be converted into something that can be passed over a cable, which takes time, you can then convert to say hdmi, the benefit of that is you can use it on many more screens, or component which has the lower latency tvs, then there's av which omwad the one that came out before which has a video signal that is weaker to interference while not being able to be connected to modern displays, av is the worst of both worlds, also I would be fine with hdmi if it wasn't over the easily broken mini hdmi, which they could have gotten one more chip or a chip that could handle both, whatever latency is added to me is negligible since the only real benefit of hdmi is using it with modern devices, which you can eliminate a lot of that latency with an oled, but I'm broke as shit, like having mini hdmi on a controller that you're going to be moving around is just a trip to the soldering often too often for my tastes
@@axelkusanagi4139 sorry if at any point I came off rude there, I was also getting fluided with comments by some yter called something corpo about how child labor in roblocks is just child volunteer work, also with him jumping over everytime I mentioned predators being on the and telling me to go to China and Russia, I do apologize if at any point I let any of that slip through and came off as an ass, that wasn't on purpose and I hope you have a wonderful night/day
how are you so sure that the composite TV encoder in these kits is lower latency than the HDMI encoder here?
@@makho (I was talking about component, not composite, I realized that after I typed most of this and am tired so don't feel like changing it)I'm not, you right, I didn't say the encoders were in any of my spots, not because I didn't think of that but more so I was fixcating on the actual tvs, since tube tvs are lower latency in comparison to most modern flat panels, the exception being oled because if the way it switches colors in the actual pixels of the panel, for most 'regular' screens it takes more time for things like the leds to change colors as well as other junk I can't remember cause I was bout to hit the bed, but yeah tube tvs are faster just in the way they have a laser cannon shoot the areas of color on the screen which is why competitive melee players on gc mostly play on crts, also I say areas of color cause things like nes telling the the old tube tvs it wanted rectangular blocks of color for its pixels instead of actual pixels because they didn't have to have like exact pixel, I'm rambling partly cause I'm tired but I love how much you read and respond to comments, always being so genuinely helpful to so many people and I hope you have a wonderful night/day/whatever
My opinion is pretty good 👍🏻 excellent also playing game boy advance on TV that’s great bruh 😎
GameCube is not composite only and you can get HDMI dongles for 50 bucks
this entire kit is in that price range and you don't need anything extra to use it and it already does HDMI.
i have a question that I may have missed or you may have said but which capture card are you using? I saw some cards don’t capture this input
I did not say because I do not recommend this capture card