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February 8, 2024

Working on I/O Board update

How about 24bit video output with DAC chip? Also with audio DAC.
Chinese New Year holiday is slowing development, but i hope i couple weeks i will finish it.

Comments (14)

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Adam Davis · February 10, 2024

Thank you this will be a great upgrade. Will be fun to see a comparison

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JayBee · February 9, 2024

It sounds amazing, thanks for your work!!

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Darren Spiteri · February 8, 2024

Awesome work Alexey!

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John Stringer · February 8, 2024

Would this be a superior option than a hdmi to vga adapter for a high end PC CRT?

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MiSTer · February 9, 2024

Need to assemble the board and test first.

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MiSTer · February 8, 2024

I wonder if IO6/3V jumper is required or direct connection to IO6 will be sufficient? Is there an adapter requiring 3V on USER port?

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Matija · February 8, 2024

Very exciting. Are you going to use a different resistor on the sync?

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MiSTer · February 8, 2024

which resistor you are talking about?

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Mike S · February 8, 2024

Awesome! Looking forward to trying it out! It might be a bit of an ask to add in an optional spot for a THS7374 and a place for a cap / inductor combo for a luma trap for YC. But there is also always the external option.

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RetroRGB · February 8, 2024

As long as that doesn't affect RGB or YPbPr, sounds like an awesome idea!

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RetroRGB · February 8, 2024

Very cool! I'd love to help test - I can double check voltages and black levels for you. Also, any chance of a power button as well?

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MiSTer · February 8, 2024

The is no much space for power connector, so currently no power button yet. I will keep in mind such option. DAC chip handles black/white levels automatically, so probably it will be correct already. The only question currently is how it will handle YPbPr/YC modes. This is something i have to try when i will get all parts.

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Kevin K · February 8, 2024

Like the HDMI direct video?

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MiSTer · February 8, 2024

Well, Analog output is originally a "direct video" from the core. 24bit RGB can give a better video from cores providing such colors. Originally I/O board was providing 18bit RGB which is enough for 90% or cores.