/vr/ - Retro Games

>>1391086
It's probably boiler plate for all medical equipment just to be on the safe side. I've never heard of video monitors to be categorized as medical equipment even if they were manufactured with the medical industry in mind - also medical monitors tend to have way lower hours on them than broadcast monitors.

>>1389890
You shouldn't convert your outputs to composite ("rca") if you don't have a composite port on your laptop but you really want to play on a CRT then just get a regular CRT VGA monitor and get the output as close as possible to 240p. MAYBE you'll get lucky and there will be hacked drivers for your video card that will support it but probably you'll end up doing 640x480 with some kind of CRT shader/filter on your emulator even if it's just the "draw every other line black to simulate scanlines" one. I can tell you're not enough of a neckbeard to get that pedantic about it, it will look extremely authentic to your normal gamer eyes. As far as your VGA vs HDMI question, I usually use VGA because I have more of the cables but again for a non-meganerd HDMI will probably be better because it's a smaller cable and it also carries sound on the same cable.

>>360464
As long as I'm contributing to the discussion (unlike you) I'll post whatever images I want.