Amiga 500 600 1200 2000 RGB to YPbPr Video Cable Converter DB23 Female Original For Sale
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Amiga 500 600 1200 2000 RGB to YPbPr Video Cable Converter DB23 Female Original
Price: IT $52.72
Amiga RGB to YPbPr cable converter - 1st CLASS -
What is it?
New AMIGA video adapter cable converter from RGB to YPbPr and it works in PAL or NTSC mode!
Extreme solution developed inside the original DB23 cover shell. Now you can connect your AMIGA to any TV/monitor that has a YPbPr video input
PAL & NTSC compatible (it means that you can use with your Amiga PAL and PAL TV or Amiga NTSC with your NTSC TV
Tested 240p, 288p, 576i ,480i resolutions (15KHz NTSC and PAL). Please remember that this adapter does not upscale your video.! Sync is sent 1:1 to your TV/monitor.
After several visual comparisons I can state that the quality is superior to the classic RGB connection (example SCART cable)
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Video cable converter is made with original & genuine D-Sub DB23 female connector and its cover shell!
YPbPr connectors are moulded grade (green...blue...red)
Don't forget that you are buying an exclusive and professional product for your AMIGA
Project is copy-protected. Development is owned and performed by me. I spent many weeks optimizing it and obtaining this result..please respect my hard job
Compatible with all AMIGA computers as:
Commodore Amiga A500 / A500 +
Commodore Amiga A600 / A600HD
Commodore Amiga A1000
Commodore Amiga A1200 / A1200HD
Commodore Amiga A1500
Commodore Amiga A2000
Commodore Amiga A3000
Commodore Amiga A4000
Commodore Amiga CDTV
Commodore Amiga CD32 (if you have video ouput expansionwith DB23F)
TV/Monitor compatibility: The YPbPr system is not compatible with all monitors/TVs on the market... and of all the systems it is the most "mangy" as it also requires the electronic circuit to be calibrated with precision resistors. If a TV/monitor is not 100% compatible you will have problems with image freezing/strange flashes. So how to do it??To verify compatibility it is necessary to connect the Monochrome output of the Amiga to the Y input of the monitor/TV and a stable black/white image must be obtained. If so, it means that your monitor/TV is compatible. Or if you already have a compatible monitor/TV that you have checked because you are already using it