modding vintage gaming systems to av out...what's available?

[swlovinist]

Now that I am starting to acquire way too many video games, I am starting to pursue the little extras to "pimp my gaming systems". While I have my Nes Top Loader Modded, as well as my Neo Geo, I was wondering if there are people on this website that I can talk to about modding my Colecovision and Atari 2600 to AV out. I was also wondering a couple of other questions....can an Intellivision be modded for AV out? What about an Atari 5200? Any help would be appreciated, thanks

[davidleeroth]

All systems that does RF can be modded to output composite and many even to s-video and lll. I think omnedon here has made tutorials for many av/s-video mods on classic consoles, try finding them on the Technical and Restoration Society Forum.

[davidleeroth]

All systems that does RF can be modded to output composite and many even to s-video and lll. I think omnedon here has made tutorials for many av/s-video mods on classic consoles, try finding them on the Technical and Restoration Society Forum.

[VACRMH]

One thing you may want to know (if this is indeed correct) is that i've heard the lines can still be seen on a top loader if it's converted to AV.

Anyone want to confirm this?

[VACRMH]

One thing you may want to know (if this is indeed correct) is that i've heard the lines can still be seen on a top loader if it's converted to AV.

Anyone want to confirm this?

[davidleeroth]

It's true, in fact they're worse than in a toaster NES. Not by much but still.

[davidleeroth]

It's true, in fact they're worse than in a toaster NES. Not by much but still.

[john_soper]

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I got links for a lot of that stuff on my website that hasn't been updated for ages. Man, buying a house and working on it every weekend sure slows down the hobbies. :)