RetroRGB | Use a VCR as an RF to Composite Converter @RetroRGB | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 3 days ago.
Are you looking to connect a classic video game console that only outputs #RFvideo to a scaler like a #RetroTINK? The first few minutes of this video shows you all you’ll need…and the rest of the video nerds out on a bunch of fun stuff; It should be a decent watch for both beginners and even seasoned retro gamers!

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Cheap Composite Switch: amzn.to/4bDfTFQ
Don’t Connect Your Consoles Directly To A Flat-Panel TV: youtu.be/TdfFnR-hOK8
Choosing The Right Cable For Your Classic Consoles: youtu.be/RSn7J6H_m7A
Lag Testing Retro Scalers: youtu.be/7VOsOuQ5mhM
Time Sleuth: retrorgb.com/timesleuth.html
Famicom Upgrades and Shell: retrorgb.com/famicom-board-upgrade-kits.html

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00:00 Intro
00:50 What’s Needed
05:19 Setup
07:50 Quality
12:38 Multiple RF
14:47 Lag Testing
17:21 VCR Playback
19:15 VCR Recording
21:37 Conclusion