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23 Aug 2023 20:03:44 UTC
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Duke Nukem 3D for Switch on a 1983 RCA TV with RF Input - Not Cause I Should...¯\_(ツ)_/¯Cause I Can
I decided to fire up the old 1983 RCA ColorTrak and connect the Switch to it to see how good it looks. So for all the connections to work, I needed an HDMI to RCA adapter, Check! Then I needed a VCR to convert the composite signal of the adapter to RF over coaxial cable, Check! I wanted to use the oldest VCR I had so I pulled out the 1987 Quasar DigiTune. This VCR only has one mono audio input so I used a 2 to 1 adapter for the Left and Right channels to converge. I have no remote for the VCR, but fortunately and oddly, the VCR's AV input auto-overrides everything else so when plugging in the HDMI to RCA adapter the signal is sent via the VCR to the TV over channel 3 without changing the VCR input. After tweaking the color and brightness a bit, then shrinking the Switch screen as small as I could (95%) with an output resolution of 480p I was in business. Here are the surprising results.


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1996 video game on 2017 videogame console on 80s TV and VCR?‍?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89C15DSxxr8
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