I’m very proud to announce the launch of a new “video capture” section on this website. I’ve held off on adding any capture information until now, as I’ve spent years of trial and error trying to find a reliable method. Finally, thanks to the help of many video experts, professional streamers and some fancy math from Ste, I’ve put together a comprehensive section on the website, with a corresponding video to help people new to capture.
I’ve also released two open-source boards designed for converting retro gaming signals to be compatible with the format the Datapath Vision series of capture cards, as well as a few others. My hope is that video hardware experts will completely tear them apart and improve them for all of us. Once a solid design is finalized, I plan on working with vendors to provide pre-assembled boards for sale.
The website section and sub-pages are here: https://www.retrorgb.com/videocapture.html
…and the detailed video is below. The website will be kept up to date and while info in the video may become outdated, the root theory behind it is solid:
