Commodore Amiga HDMI AdapterUSA SellerCOMPLETE KIT!External design to easily move between all your OCS and ECS Amigas (AGA Amigas in 15kHz screenmodes only)
Original Amiga monitors are becoming scarce, and are expensive to ship. And how long are they going to last?It is with this in mind thatI have put together a complete kit that includes everything you need to connect an OCS/ECS Amiga's 15kHz 23-pin RGB output to a HDMI TV/monitor.
Round-number (to the dollar) pricing. I'm not here to fool anyone.
This is the same SCART to HDMI you may see out there. I used to sell a different unit that did not include audio over HDMI and also was more expensive. In order to stay competitive I decided to pivot to one of these. However during my testing I discovered the SCART connector is not actually a very good connector because unlike DB style connectors it does not screw in to the unit (my test unit actually became loose and would not stay in reliably). I really didn't see a better option than to integrate the cables into the unit (kinda like the old external floppy drives). If you buy one, please feel free to let me know how you like the design by sending me a message. I test every one on an Amiga 500 with a small HDMI TV.
Comes with power brick and a6' HDMI cable, everything you need to connect your Amiga to an HDMI monitor or TV. Works with PAL and NTSC. Note: the PAL/NTSC switch on these SCART adapters are NOT for input, only for output (not sure if that is ever needed, frankly). The point is, it does nothing with your Amiga's PAL or NTSC signal (nothing will). For example, if you play a PAL game on your NTSC Amiga, the screen is still getting cut off at the bottom by your Amiga.
Disclaimer: The term "Flickerfixer" is an old-school term that describes the side effect of doubling the horizontal scan rate from 15.75kHz to 31.5kHz. It causes a reduction of flicker (cutting the flicker in half, for all intents and purposes), but if you will remember just like original flickerfixers back in the day, flicker is reduced - not eliminated. It does result in a huge improvement over using an Amiga 1084 monitor, and hundreds of buyers have enjoyed this item with no complaint.
I also sell a VGA adapter, as well as Gotek floppy emulators, optical mice, and more. Click the following link to see them:
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I also have a YouTube channel where I use this item during repair, refurbishment, and modifications to Amigas and other classic computers. You will see I am a legit fellow tinkerer, not here to make a quick buck.My YouTube Channel
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Thank you to all my buyers, past and future!