/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3460071
>PS2 loading screen
480i in all likelihood, unless they ran GSM and returned to the menu.

>>3460096
There are VCRs that output RGB, but the tapes themselves are encoded in such a way that outputting RGB is mainly a means to keep from adding further degradation. For $500, you could likely find an old professional set that outputs RGB, but I would honestly suggest aiming for something more along the lines of a professional S-VHS deck. Cheaper, and you shouldn't have to worry about video quality. You also get the added ability to record and playback S-VHS tapes(higher quality video encoding) should you wish to.

>but not rgb?
BNC is a type of connector. You could and can use it to connect anything to anything and transmit anything you wish over it. It's simply a more robust and secure connector.

>>3460114
Looks like a 1442/4 or something in that line. If it's in good condition, $50 would be a quite a nice price.

>>3460120
>>3460124
Something along those lines. You'd need to be able to see the top corner to differentiate it from the M2 or M4 though.

>>3460130
$150 is a bit steep(in my opinion) but given some of the prices that people are paying for monitors, you could do worse.
Any of the possible models it could be would be quite nice. All of them support RGB and YPbPr/Component, and all are of at least a 600TVL line count(M4 is 800 meaning they'd be decently sharp.
All will have an OSD and service menu, and work generally the same.
Only difference is age really.

>>2694880
>Desktop PVMs at 8"-10" and 450TVL are portable, crisp, colourful, and great fun.
True shit. I'm loving this 14'' 600TVL set.