Connect C64 to D-SUB LCD

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doktor_f
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Connect C64 to D-SUB LCD

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Is there a possibilkity to get welcome screen from my old C64 to a new LCD over a D-SUB connector?
Thanx
tom61
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Re: Connect C64 to D-SUB LCD

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Not directly, you'll need an external box to convert the signals.
doktor_f
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Re: Connect C64 to D-SUB LCD

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tom61 wrote:Not directly, you'll need an external box to convert the signals.
External box? Can I by that somewhere or can I build that box by myself.
Where can I find a shematic?
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Re: Connect C64 to D-SUB LCD

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tom61 wrote:Not directly, you'll need an external box to convert the signals.
Ooooooooooooo. You are mean like this one PixelView PlayTv Box 5 or 6?
Hmmmm.

Is this one work fine for C64 and for Oric Atmos 48K?
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Re: Connect C64 to D-SUB LCD

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doktor_f wrote:
tom61 wrote:Not directly, you'll need an external box to convert the signals.
Ooooooooooooo. You are mean like this one PixelView PlayTv Box 5 or 6?
Hmmmm.

Is this one work fine for C64 and for Oric Atmos 48K?
Anything that works with a TV should work with that.
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