But with the TG modded for RGB/component, can the CD games play the same way as the TG with RGB display? Someone told me that the cd audio quality will not be present because it exits one way, whatever that means. So what he told me is I have to drill a hole on the TG for a 3.5mm audio jack, then connect the red and white audio cable to the back of the cd unit to have that cd audio quality. Can you confirm this?

Thanks bruh!

I specializing in boring children to sleep.

I agree - that's the cheapest and best way to get RGB from a PC Engine.

Huh? RF = Radio Frequency = TV channel for a TV tuner. Koryuu does not have a built-in TV tuner for demodulating RF. You’d have to connect something like a VCR to demodulate it (convert RF to composite or something) for Koryuu.

Yes. This. The cables were even bundled in the accessory pack.

now I'm hungry for turtle soup. thanks a lot!!

Turtles are very cool 🐢

Love the username. I take it you’re a Deep Purple and Black Sabbath fan?

@@seanyiscubsfan1 Yes, I very much am.

@@purplesabbath9057 Awesome. Both are great bands. Have you checked out any of the Scorpions material from the 70’s? Its really good.

@@seanyiscubsfan1 Yes I have. I've listened to Virgin Killer and Lovedrive. They're both very good.

@@purplesabbath9057 I’ve got Lovedrive on vinyl. Great album. The title track of that album has the galloping bass line that gives me Steve Harris vibes.

If I had the space and money for a PVM, I'd buy one. Even more so if I had any games that use a light gun or active shutter 3D glasses.

Maybe at some point.

This is 100% true

Yep.

Unfortunately, I'm not sure.

I'd suggest getting HD Retrovision component cables instead of SCART cables. At that point if your TV supports that resolution via component you're good. If not, you'll need something like the RetroTink.

@@AdamKoralik This is getting too far in the woods for me. There always seems to be a 'maybe it'll improve pic quality or maybe not,' every time I look into this. I can't get a direct answer from anyone anywhere, which suggests to me that I'm asking too much of new technology to make old tech stuff "pop."' I think I'll just stick with my original 5-pin Din to composite setup. Thanks for the information!!

People say that, personally I didn't have that problem.

Depends on how you want to connect it.

@AdamKoralik i figured it out lol my crtv rf wasnt working so i used another crtv :)

I'm spending too much time finding adapter cable video upgrades for my Turbo Duo. I never complained about the video quality, it's just that I needed a full recap since the American made Duos weren't put together well. 1upRestorations offers an RGB Mod with the full recap, but it's just becoming a ridiculous hassle finding the right combination of cables for 'better' picture quality. I think I'll stick with the original 5-pin Din to RCA composite cable!

I certainly wouldn't do that.

@@AdamKoralik ok... but why?

...96? Why do you need to? Using a PC Engine via RF on a US/Canadian TV? Most CRTs just let you put in the channel you want with a remote.

@@AdamKoralik would it work if I plugged it in through a VCR and changed the channel on that?

You may need to be a tad more specific.

@@AdamKoralik I was looking for videos on the sega genesis, NES, SNES, N64, Sega Dreamcast, Playstation, Playstation 2, gamecube, wii,

Uh, probably an FM Towns Marty.

My least favorite? Certainly not, great console.

what is your least favorite retro console, Adam?

@@joeyparkhill8751 Does the Wii count as a console or is it just a garbage can decoration?

@@AdamKoralik The Wii is garbage... unless you like breaking T.V.'s with a Wiimote it's a fucking GameCube with motion controls!

@@joeyparkhill8751 is that such a bad thing?

Not really, no. Unless you're using the high definition version.

@@AdamKoralik I agree that, to the human eye, you probably wouldn't see the difference on screen comparing the two signals for a 240p / 480i console on a crt. But they're still different signals. RGB is simply red green blue, where as component is Y (Luma & sync) + Pb ( difference between Y and Blue) and Pr (difference between Y and Red). RGB requires more bandwidth and, as you said, is not capable of high definition (480p and over). YPbPr was created and derived from rgb to keep the benefits of separating colors but also increasing bandwidth; I just wouldn't say component cables give you RGB. I'm curious, is there a noticable difference playing snes on scart vs hd retro component through your retrotink 5x?

@@misterpk92 Eh, that depends on the quality of the actual cable. In a world where both are well built, the same. But SCART cables are known for breaking.

…because it literally sources internal RGBS to create YPbPr.

@@emmettturner9452As you said, it's being converted from one to the other. They're not the same. I'm not picking a fight with Adam haha

Same reason people listen to records or cassette tapes or collect antiques we love old video games it’s all about Preferences if you don’t like that’s cool bro it’s not for everyone.