Composite to HDMI adaptor for £6

[LittleAnimal255]

Sorry for delay, didn't have any games Rainbow islands is a 320x240ish game, I believe? This is through the same box as before, on same monitor. I don't see much evidence of the scanlines even right up close to the screen, it is fairly blurred though, so the games don't look overly blocky considering. There is very little waving or "moire" in lowres at all. If you want me to try any games in particular let me know, as long as I can find the ADFs.

Originally Posted by Supamax

How does it treat 240p/256p inputs?
Is the screen image occupying half space vertically, or (I'm not hoping it though ) is it showed fullsize vertically and with scanlines?
Would you like to show us a running game screenshot? What you want, something interesting (in lores).

[LittleAnimal255]

Amiga's down by my feet by the way, it looks like I'm running it in WinUAE in that screenshot Currently going through that "trying out different CF cards" stage convinced I could get any working in the PCMCIA slot, how wrong I was...

[Supamax]

Originally Posted by LittleAnimal255

Sorry for delay, didn't have any games Rainbow islands is a 320x240ish game, I believe? This is through the same box as before, on same monitor. I don't see much evidence of the scanlines even right up close to the screen, it is fairly blurred though, so the games don't look overly blocky considering. There is very little waving or "moire" in lowres at all. If you want me to try any games in particular let me know, as long as I can find the ADFs.

It doesn't look bad, considering it's video composite.
I was hoping to see the scanlines but.. well, it's good enough .
At least it's not shrinked vertically.
Are you able to select (on the TV) a 4:3 aspect ratio (so to correctly stretch the image horizontally)?

[LittleAnimal255]

Originally Posted by Supamax

It doesn't look bad, considering it's video composite.
I was hoping to see the scanlines but.. well, it's good enough .
At least it's not shrinked vertically.
Are you able to select (on the TV) a 4:3 aspect ratio (so to correctly stretch the image horizontally)?

Actually on this monitor I don't appear to have those options at all, I've got an overscan button which tries to alter it automatically but it makes very little difference! It's got a one-button input selector though which is good, because I've got the VGA input connected to the RGB out on the Amiga, and the composite connected to the HDMI, so now I can flick between a decent quality Multiscan monitor resolution for Workbench at 640x480 and games quite effortlessly.