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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: tapir on March 09, 2008, 12:44:22 PM
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I've just picked up a CDTV for my collection and have discovered that it doesn't take the standard DIN-9 joysticks (should read up better beforehand, I suppose).
Does anybody have/know where to get a couple of brick-ettes (adapters for the joystick/mouse ports)?
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You can get the wireless controllers brand new for almost nothing.
http://www.vesalia.de/e_cdtvremote.htm
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We also have new CDTV Remotes in stock now at lowest price:
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=296
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Thanks for your suggestions - I actually have one of them already. I'm hoping to use the CDTV as my main 1.3-era box, as it looks so much cooler and works well with the 28" LCD screen that it's connected to :)
Are there also infrared joysticks that work the same as a cabled one?
Come to think of it - is there an easy way to make an adapter to plug an A4000 keyboard into a CDTV? I've got one, but the plug is a little different.
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I'm hoping to use the CDTV as my main 1.3-era box, as it looks so much cooler and works well with the 28" LCD screen that it's connected to :)
Have you tried on a 50" LCD TV? It's marvellous. ;-)
Are there also infrared joysticks that work the same as a cabled one?
Never heard of any, but I'm searching one of those, if they exist. :-D
Come to think of it - is there an easy way to make an adapter to plug an A4000 keyboard into a CDTV? I've got one, but the plug is a little different.
CDTV keyboards, have different pin outs. I got mine in good condition from efunzine.com for about 25 euros. It's the original black CDTV keyboard. 8-)
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Haha! made a discovery whilst cleaning up my desk... the trackball unit has two joystick ports on the back of it :) I've only just bought the CDTV, so I've never used the trackball before.
All I need is a SVHS cable to plug it in to CDTV and I'm set :) Well, that and a keyboard now:)
Anybody got a CDTV keyboard for sale/for trade for my A4000 keyboard? :) Failing that, how to make an adapter for the A4000 keyboard?
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Phantom wrote:
I'm hoping to use the CDTV as my main 1.3-era box, as it looks so much cooler and works well with the 28" LCD screen that it's connected to :)
Have you tried on a 50" LCD TV? It's marvellous. ;-)
I'm serious - it looks pretty good. Sure, it's a bit blocky, but the colour reproduction is great and unlike some other old stuff that I've plugged in, there isn't any compression distortion (like a badly-compressed jpg, for want of a better description). Sure, it doesn't look like a 1084, but it's much larger :)