So today, I compared an original PlayStation’s output on both a traditional CRT and a 4K OLED.
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So today, I compared an original PlayStation’s output on both a traditional CRT and a 4K OLED.
And if you don’t own a CRT, do not buy an original PlayStation!
If you have a an OLED, you are far better emulating from a PC connected with an HDMI cable. Because so much detail gets lost when you’re not using a CRT with an original PlayStation just by virtue of the ugly pixelization.
Now obviously there’s equipment out there that solves this problem. I hear that a Retrotink does wonders with an OLED. But the search for fidelity can quickly become a money sink when, you know, you could have just got a CRT. -
So today, I compared an original PlayStation’s output on both a traditional CRT and a 4K OLED.
And if you don’t own a CRT, do not buy an original PlayStation!
If you have a an OLED, you are far better emulating from a PC connected with an HDMI cable. Because so much detail gets lost when you’re not using a CRT with an original PlayStation just by virtue of the ugly pixelization.
Now obviously there’s equipment out there that solves this problem. I hear that a Retrotink does wonders with an OLED. But the search for fidelity can quickly become a money sink when, you know, you could have just got a CRT.@atomicpoet Do they still produce/sell CRTs?
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@atomicpoet Do they still produce/sell CRTs?
@j_bertolotti Nope.
