Has anyone tried on of these on thier Amiga?

[Franko]

If I had money for every time someone posted about them I'd be rich.

They are shite. They are only 16-bit which means you loose colours in AGA. They promote PAL screens to 60Hz which means that you loose smooth scrolling.

There are better, cheaper alternatives out there.

Gotta agree with that, if you want a decent convertor your gonna have to pay through the nose for one. Worth the money though if it's something you use all the time and value the best picture quality...

I always buy such things from Keene Electronics, quality made and built to last for years but you're looking at around £100 minimum for their basic stuff...

http://Keen Electronics/

[Franko]

More MOD Shananigans! :roflmao: Yeah, like Pyromania with his over 1100 posts doesn't know that! Even Franko fell for it! :hammer:

If that wee jobbie is taking the Michael here, I'll have his guts for breakfast... :furious:

Oi... Pyro are you taking the P again... :madashell:

The SNP is on Red Alert and standing by ready to launch an all out nut chewin frenzy if this is another bloody wind up.... :flame::biglaugh::destroy:

Sigh... what's this place coming to these days, bloody nuthouse so it is, this is a SERIOUS computer forum for SERIOUS antique computer users not Krusty's Ruddy Fun House... get a grip for gawds sake...

Oh look another nice shiny TeaSpoon...

My there's a bubble and it's square...

Show me the waaay to go hoome...

[Franko]

... maybe I'm a little anal about these things but hey, we all have our quirks.

You're not alone, every TV & monitor I've ever owned whether bought brand new or second hand, I've always taken the back of it to physically adjust the rings on the tube to get the perfect picture and adjust all the pots to make everything spot on...

The trouble with old CRT's when manufactured is they were only set to be adjusted to an "acceptable" standard that most folk would be satisfied with, while fussy buggers like me had to risk electrocution and do it ourselves to get the very best out of them...