I bought this on Ebay after someone advised me that it would help get rid of the fuzzy pictures on my retro games. It really didn't do any good. It's really not worth it to me to try and resale it on Ebay. Before I chunck it, I was wondering if I could do much of anything with it in the digital age. I thank you for any advice. = - )
Any uses for a Sony TU-1041U TV Tuner Unit?
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Might be effective at propping a door open in a light breeze?
To increase the apparent line resolution and reduce the jaggies and blur, try using an up conversion device with line doubler. Many pro level / commercial $10-50k devices that we used for big screen presentations are now being sold by the pound. These will take multiple resolution and refresh inputs and up convert for projection to what used to be referred to as high resolution. LOL
We used to connect up gaming consoles to 30+ foot rear projection screens during off hours...
To increase the apparent line resolution and reduce the jaggies and blur, try using an up conversion device with line doubler. Many pro level / commercial $10-50k devices that we used for big screen presentations are now being sold by the pound. These will take multiple resolution and refresh inputs and up convert for projection to what used to be referred to as high resolution. LOL
We used to connect up gaming consoles to 30+ foot rear projection screens during off hours...
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