Converters/Scalers

You get what you pay for. Most of the stuff I've seen on it, you'd have a cheaper and easier time getting a CRT or just making a retro pi set up for your HD

>>3756937
Yeah, but I can't seem to find any more expensive scalers, either.

even composite on a crt will net you better results than most scalers.

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My only component systems are not /vr/ with the PS2, Xbox, Gamecube (+GBP), and PSP. I wish I had those Retrovision component cables for SNES and Genesis, but they are costly for me.

I find the OSSC and Framemeister outputs to HDMI nicely. The OSSC needs a passive DVI to HDMI adapter, and (my version) does not output any audio through DVI (to HDMI). The Framemeister has a D-terminal input which is the Japanese equivalent to component, so it needs a component to D-terminal adapter. After choosing the correct input and outputs through their menus, component to HDMI is possible. The framemeister does have a bit of noise in some dark purples but not bad. You may also notice some small noise when the OSSC converts a 480i to 480p but I don't see it. These converters/scalers are significantly more costly than the $25 one, but they work well for me.

>>3756915
Get a CRT. Scalers are a meme.

>>3757004
Actually they're not, for the most part. The framemeister, however, is...
Look at DVDO.

>>3756965
Yeah, I'm needing it for an Xbox.

>>3756915

I'm using an RGB to HDMI converter (about 40 quid on ebay if I remember correctly) and I'm genuinely happy with it. I can take a picture of it if you like?

>>3756915
wait what is this