Every TV can do 50hz I guess?
Hi Deft,
ist das ok, wenn ich auf deutsch antworte? Mein Englisch will, glaub ich, keiner lesen... 
Das mit den 50 Hz bezog sich auf einen TFT-Monitor. Mir schwebt sowas in dieser Richtung vor: 5:4-Format, 17 oder 19 Zoll und eben einer, der mit den 50 Hz zurecht kommt.
Meines Wissens gibt es da momentan nur den BenQ BL702A. Oder meintest du "normale TFT Fernseher"?
Hi Ingo, I hope it’s okay if I answer in English: sorry, I meant lcd TVs. We have not had great results with 4:3 monitors yet anyways because they mostly had 600 or 800 lines vertical resolution which just does not scale well for 480 lines. Small (or big) TVs are currently the best solution. But I am also keen to connecting a real 1084s to a mega soon. Will keep you informed 😉
cheers
Deft
50 Hz LCD monitor might be hard to find. TVs might introduce serious input lag.
But you can find 4:3 monitor with decent resolution - search for „industrial”, „portable”, or „Raspberry Pi” monitor. A few months ago I’ve purchased this one, 12.3 inch, 1600x1200 - https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07PFT6KNN . A bit expensive (210 EUR), but IPS (no problem with angle of view), and has a touchscreen (I’ve got a slim hope that one day it will be possible to use touchscreen to emulate lightpen...) - until my DevKit arrives, I’m using it with my Ultimate 64 and IMHO the picture looks nice.
The one I purchased is not available anymore, but I believe this one https://www.amazon.com/12-3-To…r-1600x1200/dp/B07P8ZCJCG is exactly the same.
Hi Ingo, I hope it’s okay if I answer in English: sorry, I meant lcd TVs. We have not had great results with 4:3 monitors yet anyways because they mostly had 600 or 800 lines vertical resolution which just does not scale well for 480 lines. Small (or big) TVs are currently the best solution. But I am also keen to connecting a real 1084s to a mega soon. Will keep you informed 😉
cheersDeft
Well, that's something i do not completely understand. Let's say we have an old 15" LCD and the resolution is a typical 1024x768. So we scale by the factor of 3: 320x3 = 960 and 240x3 = 720, an almost perfect fit. The rest of the pixels 1024-960 = 64 and 768-720 = 48 are filled with the border colour. Thus we have a perfect scaled 320x240 resolution and a small border around it.
