Hi, I am Louis Zezeran from Zez Retro, I am an Australian living in the European country of Estonia.
I make retro content on my YouTube channel as well as a weekly podcast, the “Cathode Ray Podcast” with Steve from Retro USA. Together we discuss CRT’s, retro and old technology, as well as a fair mix of our own stupid stories. I also have a solo podcast “The Zezcast” where I talk to creators who I admire.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ZezRetro
Podcast: https://anchor.fm/zezretro
You will also find all podcast episodes on my YouTube channel and your favorite podcast app.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/zez
This week I put out a video outlining how to take an accurate lag test of your controller. It’s a homebrew project you need to construct yourself with an Arduino Pro Micro and a little soldering. If you have ever used the MiSTer Input Latency database, this is the device that has been producing those […]
Hacker Daniele Giuliani from Italy has come up with an open source project to use a Raspberry Pi Pico as the brains of a PS1 memory card. At this stage of the project the main advantage is cost and the ability to transfer save files to your PC. Github. Simple DIY project to use a […]
Recently CRT repair expert Steve from Retro Tech has been consulting for a museum, helping them preserve their collection of pro & consumer CRTs. You may not have considered this before but CRTs have played a huge part in visual art in the 20th century. Almost since they were created, artists have been incorporating them […]
With the advent of the tremendous new S-Video cores from Mike Simone, we can now get native S-Video (and by extension, composite) video from the MiSTer’s analog IO board. The goal of this guide is to help you understand how the cores output S-Video and show you a range of options for how you could […]
