Is it still possible to get my N64 modded for HDMI? It's already RGB modded (plus amp in cable), but ideally I'd like to get rid of my remaining Scart TV.
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N64 UltraHDMI - is it possible to still get this done?
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Might be best to sell it for a good price and then replace it with a regular one to mod, or perhaps one that’s already been pre-modded.
There are loads of cheap HDMI mod kits all over AliExpress of varying quality. So beware, I suppose. I know some of the more reputable mods are quite expensive - if they can even be sourced at all now.
Or, you could keep your RGB one and grab a secondhand RetroTINK 5X once the 4K one comes out. Might be overkill for just one console.Last edited by dataDave; 30-08-2023, 21:25.
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Any of these internal mods are all great till your console breaks then you are screwed as you then have to either unsolder it yourself without destroying it or pay someone to do it for you. Personally i'd just cough up for a tink 5x it will give you a fantastic picture and output hdmi plus you can use it on everything if a console dies you just plug it into a replacement.
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Honestly, paying that much for a scaler for just one console would be a huge waste, unless of course you’re a big enthusiast with a ton of carts.
You could just use that money on a MiSTer setup instead. It has just as much scaling potential as a RetroTINK 5X, and also handles nearly all systems/computers made in the 20th century.
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Indeed. I think he’s just casually after getting his N64 connected to the flat panel. A RetroTINK for just one console which can barely put out a clear picture to begin with for $390 shipped (at least the 5X, before customs duty is factored in) is massively excessive.
What’s the 2X-Pro like? Sounds alright to me: https://www.retrotink.com/product-page/retrotink-2x-pro
Edit: That’s still potentially £200 if you get hit by customs. :/
For this:
Considering it’s 2023 I don’t think anyone should be subjected to video output like that, but we’re trying to do this on a budget..
Is there no local distribution, at least?Last edited by dataDave; 07-09-2023, 19:11.
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Originally posted by wakka View PostIs the OSSC no good for the 64? Too much resolution switching?
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