@sketchturner most of dan and chris' mods are around $100-$160 or so but again if you dont have the skills/equipment to install then it can be very expensive. It's why you will see a fully modded ps1 with the ps1digital, xstation, and fully recapped selling for around $800 on ebay. Supply is limited and the amount of people who install is also, and lastly the amount of people who want to even pay for this hardware is very limited.
This article is very misleading. Usually Dan's projects besides the GC Loader PNP are not simple connections that are plug n play. They make the best products but usually require intermediate or better soldering skills. Considering the Ultrahdmi has not been available in over 2 years, this is great news! I just installed the ps1digital also from dan and chris and the soldering is in TINY places. The way their products work is they take the signal before it goes out to the port, to your tv so there is ZERO lag. My gc dual outputs in crystal clear 480p and it was $100 and there is nothing sticking out of the back besides the hdmi cable and power cord. No dongles or adapters or anything! So if you have the skills or the money to pay someone like Ben Fong, Voultar, Jose, or some others; you better start practicing your soldering skills!
So please writer don't make it sound like EVERYONE can get this device and also these things are sold in very limited numbers.
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@sketchturner most of dan and chris' mods are around $100-$160 or so but again if you dont have the skills/equipment to install then it can be very expensive. It's why you will see a fully modded ps1 with the ps1digital, xstation, and fully recapped selling for around $800 on ebay. Supply is limited and the amount of people who install is also, and lastly the amount of people who want to even pay for this hardware is very limited.
Re: Pixel FX's N64Digital Promises "Crystal-Clear HDMI Video" For Your Nintendo 64
This article is very misleading. Usually Dan's projects besides the GC Loader PNP are not simple connections that are plug n play. They make the best products but usually require intermediate or better soldering skills. Considering the Ultrahdmi has not been available in over 2 years, this is great news! I just installed the ps1digital also from dan and chris and the soldering is in TINY places. The way their products work is they take the signal before it goes out to the port, to your tv so there is ZERO lag. My gc dual outputs in crystal clear 480p and it was $100 and there is nothing sticking out of the back besides the hdmi cable and power cord. No dongles or adapters or anything! So if you have the skills or the money to pay someone like Ben Fong, Voultar, Jose, or some others; you better start practicing your soldering skills!
So please writer don't make it sound like EVERYONE can get this device and also these things are sold in very limited numbers.