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I would gladly pay $10 for this, lol. I think once it gets past $20 than people would have a harder time justifying it. When would you have those made up? $10 would be hard to hit. $20 seems more reasonable. Anyway, it all depends on production costs. The circuitry itself is super cheap. It's the c...

Maybe you could explain in further detail how this works. Sure. It's an analog R'G'B' to Y'PbPr converter that I spent almost two years optimizing for size, cost, power consumption, and quality. The circuitry fits completely inside an aftermarket SNES A/V connector. The end user doesn't even need t...

Hey, NightWolve. Long time, no speak. I played Celceta at E3 this year. It was pretty sweet. I might have to buy a Vita for that one. Anyway, if you're still hanging around Chicago we should meet up and chat about console video mods. I don't want to hijack anything here, but once in a while I do Goo...

Not sure if I can help you with the color science stuff yet, but I did have a question. How did you determine that NES uses Y'IQ colorspace instead of Y'UV? To the best of my knowledge, Y'IQ hasn't been used since the 1970s due to decoder cost. And I think you had the in-phase and quadrature-phase c...