Your average CRT VGA monitor is a higher quality device than your average consumergrade CRT, but most aren’t compatible with classic game consoles. These quality monitors can still be found for really cheap, so this video will show you how to use a few devices to allow compatibility...and make them look exactly like a high quality RGB monitor!

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OSSC: https://www.retrorgb.com/ossc.html
Retro Scaler A1: https://irkenlabs.com/store/products
GBS Control: https://github.com/ramapcsx2/gbscontrol
Time Sleuth: https://www.retrorgb.com/timesleuth...
Zerolag HDMI to VGA Converter used in this video: https://amzn.to/2BYLDZv

One of the main focuses of this video was how artificial horizontal scanlines affect the image.  It was interesting to see how adding them to 480p signals on a CRT were incredibly accurate to a 240p look, regardless of tube type.  Alternatively, it showed how adding horizontal scanlines to a signal displayed on a flat panel, isn't an accurate representation of the look on either type of CRT.  I'd definitely like to explore this further in future videos: https://cdn.retrorgb.com/wpcontent/u...

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00:00 Intro
01:19 Setup
01:43 Original 240p
01:59 OSSC
03:37 RetroTINK
04:01 GBS Control
04:37 VGA Monitor
06:32 Composite Video
06:53 N64
07:17 480i deinterlacing
07:45 Retro Scaler A1
09:11 SMS 3D
09:29 Light Guns
10:20 Fast Resolution Switching
10:42 Other Uses / Conclusion

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