"cheap" coax to hdmi converter?
I have an Amiga 600 that i never use. Its in the original packaging, even with the original silicone humid pack😅 anyway, its taking up space and i want to sell it.
I understand that the 600 might have some capacitor problems and these might need change.
And if it needs that, then that's a problem for future me... Right now I would like to know if it works, and I don't have any TV work coax input...
So I really need a cheap device that I might use a few times just to know if if works before and after any repairs.
What du you guys use?.
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coax is analog. hdmi is digital. ebay is suggesting the amiga is worth about $150, so dont invent a complex project just to sell it.
I know. So I'm looking ing for a cheap option.
I tried selling to a collector, but he didn't want to touch the 600 as they apparently have a common capacitor fault.
I can boot it up, but all I would be getting is lights and some form of disk load noise/event.
I want visuals!!😅 Cheaply!!😇😄
Buy a USB tv tuner for your pc
can you find or borrow a tv with RGB input or composite? you could use pins from the video connector.
or maybe try posting it for sale in a forum like https://www.reddit.com/r/amiga/
Is SCART an option?
No.. My tv only has antenna, satellite box and hdmi inputs. The rf out from the amiga to the antenna input doesn't yield any result😔
So I need some form of Amiga to hdmi. Cheaply🤔
It gets power, but when I insert a diskette I can't hear the familiar sound of the disk station reading. So I think the drive might be broken. But since I can't see shit I don't know!
It's composite on a A600, not RF? You could probably buy a cheap video capture USB with composite? Then try that on a PC via VLC or mplayer.
It has both .
I can't get any picture with the rf.