Circuit Bent VGA to Composite Video Converter Glitch Video Processor

This is a re-housed and circuit bend VGA to composite video converter from the brand AVerKey. This is quite an old converter by todays standards and features a lot of exposed and modifiable circuitry including a frame buffer RAM chip (My favourite!) and 3 independent ADCs for the RGB lines of the VGA in.

My modifications bring carefully selected points from these chips out to 2mm banana jacks (10 for the frame buffer RAM and 3 per RGB colour channel.

The arcade button simply can be patched to any of the 2mm banana jacks for momentary glitch control.

Three knobs have been added to change the RGB levels (down to full cut) These really effect how the digital glitches chop the video up, so very fun to experiment with. Also when plugging an analog glitch device into the output of this, you will be amazed at the control you have over your existing analog glitch circuits with 3 simple RGB level controls, it really lets you dial some precise stuff in!

The three buttons on the front are for horizontal pan, vertical pan and underscan/overscan.

Specifications:

VGA input (max supported resolution 1024x768 but can unofficially support higher resolutions)

Composite Video Out (Please not this is a PAL composite out only)

9-12V DC 1A power input (Power supply not included)

Includes 6 x 2mm banana patch cables (4 x short, 2x long)

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