Fabian Giesen on Nostr: To this day, one of my favorite electronic devices I've ever used is the Sony ...
To this day, one of my favorite electronic devices I've ever used is the Sony DSC-1024G, a digital scan converter with a partially-analog signal path that, I've become convinced, can sync to just about anything.
It's incredible.
Many of these signals, you pipe into a modern device and they just tell you "sir, that's not PAL, that's a potato".
The DSC-1024G accepts whatever bullshit signal your 80s home computer, 90s game console or whatever outputs and turns it into clean VGA you can capture.
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