Interview with Bob from RetroRGB ! Maximizing Retro Game Consoles on Modern HDMI TVs - a podcast by Lon Seidman

See all of this week's content: http://lon.tv/ww332 - Bob from RetroRGB comes on the show to talk about how to get your old video game consoles working on your modern HDMI HD television. We also look at emulation and FPGAs as alternatives. See Bob's interview of me: http://lon.tv/9p73z and subscribe! http://lon.tv/s
VIDEO INDEX:
00:00 - Intro
01:12 - Interview Intro
02:37 - What is RetroRGB?
05:41 - Emulation vs. FPGA vs. Original Hardware
10:44 - Good vs. Bad Video Scalers
16:17 - Best TVs for Retro Gaming
18:50 - RGB - Why is it better?
24:24 - CRT Televisions
25:05 - RF vs Composite vs RGB
30:24 - Hardware FPGAs - MiSTer, etc
36:54 - Retro Games and their Influence on Modern Games
37:52 - Nintendo 64 HDTV Suggestions
39:17 - Saturn & Playstation on Modern TVs
40:15 - Playstation 2 & Dreamcast on Modern TVs
41:26 - Xbox & Gamecube on Modern TVs
43:43 - Optical Drive Emulators
46:04 - Interview Conclusion
47:11 - Supporter Thank yous
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