Tag: video breakout

Breaks compatible Atari and Commodore monitor-port signals out to S-video, composite video, and bridged mono audio connectors.

The current product data and catalog reported the assembled breakout in stock on 2026-07-27. Cables and any required computer modification are not documented as included.

Breaks a compatible Commodore A/V port out to S-Video, composite video, stereo SID audio, and a stereo mini-jack.

The maker showed four V2 units in stock with a working cart path on 2026-07-29. Early C64 Assy 326298 machines use a five-pin video socket: composite output works, but S-Video does not. The optional SID-ground noise-reduction jumper must not be enabled on an Ultimate 64 board.

Breaks out compact Macintosh power rails and video signals for custom logic-board projects.

JCM showed 17 SE/SE30 units and 6 Classic/Classic II units in stock on 2026-07-24. These are custom conversion and test-bench parts, not drop-in upgrades for intact computers. The two Macintosh groups use different J12 signal mappings, so use only the version intended for the installed logic board. JCM recommends 16 or 18 gauge leads with a modern ATX supply on the SE-family board.

Current passive adapters that expose S-Video, composite video, and stereo audio connections from a SCART path.

Lotharek exposed a login-or-register-to-buy path on 2026-07-27, and AMI64 exposed an Add to Cart path on 2026-07-30. The AMI64 adapter has an input/output switch but permits S-Video only in the input direction. Neither passive adapter converts signal formats or scan rates. Verify direction, wiring, connector gender, and signal support against both connected devices before use.

Breaks out compact Macintosh internal TTL video for an RGBtoHDMI or another compatible digital scaler.

JCM showed 11 units in stock on 2026-07-24. This is not a standalone HDMI adapter: it requires a compatible digital-TTL scaler and installation wiring. The onboard buffer is intended to protect the scaler from analog-board high voltage.