ITC#93:- Atari 7800 (NTSC) - Lumacode Installation (HDMI) скачать в хорошем качестве

ITC#93:- Atari 7800 (NTSC) - Lumacode Installation (HDMI)

In this video, I go through the process I use for installing the new MARIAdigitizer into an NTSC Atari 7800 console to provide Lumacode output. With Lumacode, that can then be connected into an RGB2HDMI converter to provide full digital HDMI video and audio to a modern TV. *Printable PDF guide for installing a MARIAdigitizer to an NTSC 7800 can be found at this link: https://tinyurl.com/7800-NTSC-Lumacode ------------------------- To order Digitizers or RGB2HDMI + Audio converter boards for use with Rasp Pi Computers, visit:- C0pperdragon's online webstore: https://www.c0pperdragon.com/shop ------------------------- Software releases for RGB2HDMI and additional information can be found from the links below:- C0pperdragon's Lumacode Wiki: https://github.com/c0pperdragon/LumaC... C0pperdragon's Lumacode GitHub: https://github.com/c0pperdragon/LumaCode ------------------------- Time Stamps / Chapters:- 00:00 - Intro 00:36 - Lumacode summary 02:25 - Basic tools needed 08:30 - Disassembling the 7800 10:30 - Removing the RF shielding in detail 13:10 - Maria IC section in detail - Focus of work 14:10 - Removing the Maria IC - De-soldering required 16:20 - Installing a new socket for the MARIAdigitizer 19:22 - Installing the MARIAdigitizer + Maria IC 21:30 - Output wiring details & options 23:18 - Removal & disassembly of RF modulator 27:21 - RF section ITC replacement PCB 28:38 - Audio wiring options 31:01 - Overall inspection & ready to test 32:20 - RGB2HDMI overview & Testing (HDMI direct capture) 36:40 - 7800 mode testing (7800 Utility Cart) 38:40 - 7800 game play - Commando 39:29 - 2600 mode testing (Test Cart) 40:20 - 2600 game play - Casey's Gold 41:09 - Outro ------------------------- Intro / Outro music :- "Chroma Mirage" by Luis Quintero (Lufus) composed for the Ivory Tower Collections. ------------------------- Video marked as "Not made for kids" due to content is intended for more mature age groups, adults, and those with some basic electronics knowledge and skill