GBS-Control Game Video Converter GBS Control Accessory (Mini Version) for Retro Gaming

GBS-Control Game Video Converter GBS Control Accessory (Mini Version) for Retro Gaming

Description:
Gbs-control is an alternative firmware for Tvia Trueview5725 based upscalers / video converter boards.

The standard edition and the mini version are of the same functions, while they are different in sizes.

Features:
- Very low lag
- The GBS-Control can convert RGBS to HDMI or VGA, and can also convert color difference to HDMI or VGA
- The GBS-Control itself has a built-in clock module. And of course, it can also DIY an external clock module
- Sharp and defined upscaling, comparing well to other-expensive-units
- No synchronization loss switching 240p/480i (output runs independent from input, sync to display never drops)
- On demand motion adaptive de-interlacer that engages automatically and only when needed
- Works with almost anything: 8 bit consoles, 16/32 bit consoles, 2000s consoles, home computers, etc.
- Little compromise, even though the hardware is very affordable
- Lots of useful features and image enhancements
- Optional control interface via web browser, utilizing the ESP8266 WiFi capabilities
- Good color reproduction with auto gain and auto offset for the tripple 8 bit at 160MHz ADC
- Optional bypass capability to, for example, transcode Component to RGB/HV in high quality
- Supported standards are NTSC / PAL, the EDTV and HD formats, as well as VGA from 192p to 1600x1200 (earliest DOS, home computers, PC). Sources can be connected via RGB/HV (VGA), RGBS (game consoles, SCART) or Component Video (YUV). Various variations are supported, such as the PlayStation 2's VGA modes that run over Component cables
- Gbs-control is a continuation of previous work by dooklink, mybook4, Ian Stedman and others

Open Source Materials:
https://github.com/ramapcsx2/gbs-control/wiki/Software-Setup

Package Included:
- 1 x GBS Control
- 1 x USB Cable
- 1 x Power Adapter