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How can I connect a Raspberry Pi to a CRT?
I'm planning to build my own arcade machine with it.

Raspberry Pi for Emulation thread?

>> No.1825741

>>1825730

Get a CRT with HDMI-input. Should be the least problematic.

>> No.1825756

Use the AV out and you won't need filters

>> No.1825759

>>1825730
>Raspberry Pi

Why bother?
I think an android phone emulates way better..

>> No.1825767
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1825767

OP here

>>1825741
Does such thing even exist?

>>1825759
Because it's cheaper. Most of the other components I can get for free.

>> No.1825770

>>1825767
at least get a beaglebone black. it's only 10 bucks more and much faster

>> No.1825827

>>1825767
Are you sure you don't have a full computer you can spare?

>> No.1825846

>>1825827
Unfortunately no, I don't have one.

>> No.1825853

>>1825756
So this yellow connector on RPI is the video output? I thought it was a SPDIF output.

So it's as simple as plug n play or should I change some config?

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1825863

>>1825853
>So this yellow connector on RPI is the video output? I thought it was a SPDIF output.
Are you sure you know what you're doing?

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1825879

>>1825863
No

>> No.1825954

>>1825767
>Does such thing even exist?

I was at a thrift store today with one of the last versions of the Sony Wegas that had an HDMI input.

>> No.1825998

>>1825730
See that yellow plug? Use that :P

>> No.1826002

>>1825730
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=raspberry%20pi%20to%20crt

Jesus fucking christ was that hard?

>> No.1827131

>>1825853
While SPDIF uses RCA connector as well as TOSLINK. No, that yellow is literally composite video out, just like Red Yellow White cables.
You might want to use HDMI for setting it up though so you can read the text and see the full screen.

>>1825770
If he gets a beaglebone he'd need to get an HDMI to S-Video/Composite adapter. Also, at garage lab it's out of stock but it's price is five bucks cheaper than a pi.