On Sun, May 19, 2024, 08:08 Will Cooke via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote:
> I have a couple of 70s/80s "home" computers (e.g. Radio Shack Color > Computer) that are intended to connect to a TV set. They don't have easily > available composite video, even internally, only modulated RF output. > Currently I have an old CRT TV that I use with them, but for various > reasons that isn't practical long-term. > > Does anyone know of a small TV tuner that tunes old analog TV channels (US > NTSC) and outputs composite or VGA or HDMI signals? I've looked around a > bit but haven't found anything. It's relatively easy to build one, but I > would prefer a pre-built solution. And I'm sure others have run into this > same problem. > I just googled "rf to HDMI" and there appear to be several options from the usual large sellers. As I have no experience with them, I don't want to endorse any particular model. My assumption is that they would take output on NTSC channel 3 or 4, as was common for equipment of the time. -Henry >
