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Analog to HDMI for Retro Consoles: What to Buy and What to Avoid
Not all analog-to-HDMI converters are equal. Here's what separates a quality result from a blurry one, and why the input type matters most.
Wii HDMI Audio Crackling: Why Generic Adapters Distort and What to Fix It
Wii HDMI audio crackling is almost always the adapter, not the Wii. Learn why generic Wii2HDMI adapters distort audio and how to fix it.
How to Connect a GameCube to a Modern TV
How to connect a Nintendo GameCube to a modern TV — component cables, GCVideo adapters, and Multi-AV options explained by revision.
PS3 HDMI Setup: Which Models Have It and What to Do If Yours Doesn't
Most PS3 models have a built-in HDMI port. Here's which ones do, which ones don't, and the best options for playing PS1 and PS2 games with the best picture.
Cheap Composite-to-HDMI vs Component-to-HDMI: Why the Signal Path Matters
Most cheap retro HDMI adapters use a composite input. Component-to-HDMI adapters start cleaner and produce a better picture. Here is why.
Dreamcast HDMI: How to Connect a Sega Dreamcast to a Modern TV
The Dreamcast's VGA output is one of the cleanest from any retro console. Here's how to use it to get the best picture on a modern HDMI TV.
N64 Video Upgrade Guide: From S-Video to N64Digital
The stock N64 outputs composite and S-Video only — no RGB, no component. Here's what each upgrade path involves and whether it's worth it.
Does the SNES Have Component Video? What It Has and What to Use Instead
The SNES has no component video output. Its best native signal is S-Video or RGB SCART. Here is what those are and how to connect to a modern TV.
How to Capture Retro Console Gameplay for Streaming or Recording
Capturing retro console gameplay is more involved than modern hardware. Here's what you need, how to split the signal, and which adapters work with capture cards.