I invite you to watch the review of scandoubler Medusa. I also prepared a comparison of the generated image between Medusa and the twice as expensive xRGB Framemeister.
https://youtu.be/Gnr0Q6j7MRo
Medusa Scandoubler announced!
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I have it. I just have to get a few adapters first, since everything runs off Scart, to test this baby out.
Re: Medusa Scandoubler announced!
Finally got mine plugged in and hooked up to a LG 27" monitor. I was hoping that Medusa would gracefully handle the Falcon's interlaced RGB modes and deliver something that wouldn't give my monitor fits, but no such luck. It does successfully convert these modes to DVI, but unfortunately still delivers a flickery mess, which gives my monitor instant image retention problems (thankfully temporary).
It seems to work pretty well for the VGA modes and regular ST modes though. I haven't yet tried it with any inputs other than the Falcon.
It seems to work pretty well for the VGA modes and regular ST modes though. I haven't yet tried it with any inputs other than the Falcon.
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I think this is expected -- the interlace functionality is kind of "built-in", i.e. it is handled by the Videl and not interpreted by TV/RGB monitor in any way.
The Amiga went the TV-compatible way, producing a true 480i60/576i50 RGB signal at broadcast video rates (that is what made it so popular for video editing, btw). So there it is possible to de-interlace the signal but not on Falcon.
The Amiga went the TV-compatible way, producing a true 480i60/576i50 RGB signal at broadcast video rates (that is what made it so popular for video editing, btw). So there it is possible to de-interlace the signal but not on Falcon.