Probably needs a recap
Picked this Toshiba 24AF4 about two years ago, from an estate sale, but only recently finally use it for the one thing I was missing in my library.
Light Gun Games!
Sorry itās a little blurry, but itās hard to capture a shot mid-fight.
Elemental Gearbolt still sits as the most metal light gun game Iāll ever see.
There should be a light gun thread!
Also love the wavebirded Wii you have going.
Four WaveBird receivers is referred to as a WaveBeard.
i had noticed that VHS aesthetics are having a bit of a moment right now in music videos. i am compelled to share one i made back in the day. i had two players and a camcorder all hooked up to a dollar store three-way A/V switcher, and split the output between a CRT and a shitty usb capture dongle. cut up and set to music in equally shitty editing software. behold, the most 2010-ass thing youāre likely to see this week:
These wavebirds are from their initial release in 2002.
Golly are they really all over 20 years old now. Yeesh, I donāt like the constant march of time.
I guess everything in my little game corner is long in the tooth, itās just always worrying when I think how long Iāve kept these doodads kicking around
Someone here was saying their CRT had humidity damage, causing it to whine real bad? I think my CRT may have humidity damage, Idunno. Sometimes when I turn it on, itās extremely dark. Quite a bummer. This is my baby (JVC TM-H1750CG), so Iāll have to do something about it.
It could also be power fluctuations from my inverter on my solar setup. Iāve been using the same stuff since 2018, after all. Thatās 6 years of off grid, completely solar powered CRT gaming yāall.
I got this lil set repaired and it is a delight! Look at that kickstand!
This is the I/O. Anyone have recommendations on what adaptor Iāll need to plug in standard A/V audio cables? I donāt know the name of that Audio In port so Iām not sure where to start.
Thanks!
For audio you just want RCA to 3.5mm and for the B video you want a BNC to RCA adapter.
Ah, thanks for confirming! I had my suspicions that the audio in was a standard 3.5mm. The adaptor is in the mail!
The adaptor arrived and it was indeed a simple 3.5mm port. Now I have video and audio