#Apple ii color monitor 480p

even that upscan converter isn't a big fan of the Apple II's composite video, and in 40 column mode has some curl at the top of the screen. Right now I am using it to use a PAL Amiga 600 on a VGA display in America, but I have a quality video source feeding the converter.

#Apple ii color monitor 480p

I own a nice VGA upscale converter (XRGB 2+) which works with a magnitute of inputs (SCART, D-terminal/component, composite, s-video) and does a good job upscaling to 480P (this is an old unit which makes 240P RGB look insanely good on a 480P tube, i.e. I emailed regarding VidHD and was politely updated 'we are sold out of the VidHD boards at this time and do not have an estimated date as to when or if we will have more in stock in the future.' I agree, get an old TV (lcd or tube) with it's own composite input. I'd forget using an HDMI monitor - the only option that's out there is the VidHD card and it is not ea This migh tbe your best bet to get flat screen videpo for a IIe. It will have the correct 4:3 aspect ratio and will most certainly have a composite input. Go to your local thrift store and you might find an early LCD television. On the other hand, the one Reactive Micro sells is pretty likelty to work. if it doesn't work you could try a couple of different ones and still be less than the $40 that Reactive Micro wants for theirs. For $11, I'd probably take the chance on it especially with the cheap and usually reasonably fast shipping. The one Reactive Micro sells looks similar except for the color of the box. If that one works, then it is a great low cost option. Some won't work with Apple II video at all because of the Apple II video not quite adhering exectly to the NTSC spec. Others will work fine with just about any Apple II. I have a couple of them that work great with a //e or IIgs but not so well with a ][+ or clone, especially not with output from Videx type 80 column cards.

Those kind of converters can be hit or miss. I used a very inexpensive AV2HDMI converter and it worked fine for me.