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Revision as of 10:37, 21 April 2013
There are several displays you can use for emulation. Some are better than others.
CRT Tvs
- Can display a wide range of resolutions up to 480p.
- no input delay
- very fast response time
- True Black
- Wide viewing angle
How to connect to a CRT Tv
- Wii would be easiest. Can output to 240p
- VGA to RCA and S-Video converter box. Outputs to 480i
CRT monitors
- All benefits of a CRT TV besides native inputs for actual hardware
- 480p mode (lower with some tricks, such as doubling the refresh rate to 120Hz, Beware of motion blur)
- Easy to connect to a computer
- Larger resolutions available, often massive
- Not as large as many TVs, rarely larger than 19" or 21"
LCD
120hz displays with hacks can display motion at the same level as a CRT tv. See:
