Tensun Composite Converter Upscaler Nintendo Review

If you're like me you've read about how to improve n64 quality on HDTV. Then read on to really get the maximum quality you need to hack your n64 and solder things. And here you are. The image quality has definitely improved. I just used red white yellow cables and now I upscaled video to HDMI. It might just be Svideo making things better, but I don't have Svideo natively on my TV. Manage your expectations. It won't be the most amazing transformation you've ever seen. But it definitely helped…

This thing is great because it's available and supports S-Video! The downsides are that you might get frustrated if you plan to use this for the Nintendo 64 (N64). It WORKS and most games are playable. Sound quality remains excellent, unlike some of the cheaper upscalers. The problem is that the brightness is so low that unfortunately it cannot be adjusted on the device. Even setting it up on your TV will not solve the underlying problem. An example of an almost unplayable situation. The Legend

IT WORKS. Actually converts S-Video to HDMI correctly with no white smear artifacts! I've tried many other converters on Revain with terrible results, but this one works clean and crystal clear! Would recommend over even more expensive units. Next to buying the XRGB Mini Framemeister, this is your next best choice. Handles S-Video and Composite well, outputs 720p and 1080p correctly. Note that the output is 16:9 full screen. So if you're using an old game console or VHS that's designed for 4:3,

We got a new Samsung TV and an old DVD player with RCA AV cable and S-Video output. I bought this device with great skepticism. To be clear, no HDMI cable was included, but all other cables were included. I connected all the cables from the DVD player to the converter, then I connected the converter to the TV with an HDMI cable, then I connected the power supply to the converter. The TV didn't recognize the device and then offered me a manual setup. The only option on my TV was the Bluray Disc…

Pioneer DVL 919 works with color laser discs. I first bought a turntable with a composite input not knowing it wouldn't work. It is played in black and white. It annoyed me extremely. I've searched the web and found that I need to set up most of the laserdisc player to play properly in the menu. I did as I said and it still didn't work. It turns out that laser disc players can only be played via a Super VHS cable. I bought this and it worked. This brought my laserdisc back to life with my new…

Update: 09/26/20 The seller contacted me after my first review and offered to send me a new set. The picture, while still not perfect, is noticeably better and I've upgraded my rating to 4 stars. After reading the reviews about this upscaler, I had hopes that it would improve the picture quality of my original PlayStation. I gave Tensun two stars because technically it works. In reality, however, the picture looks worse and in most cases much darker than a simple composite video. If you're in a

Tensun is pretty bad. S-Video was useless, very dark and not worth using. I don't have any other S-Video equipment, so I assume my cables could be to blame, but I doubt it. With the composite cable the picture was decently bright, looked good, jumped back and forth playing N64 Goldeneye games with and without the adapter. and the ocarina of time. Didn't notice any circumcision. 720p gives the best image scaling/ratio. Then I started moving. Terrible haloes. Huge ghost trails with a red…

I bought this to connect PS2 and N64 to Samsung 65 inch UHD LCD TV. offers HDMI inputs. This converter comes with a wall-mounted power transformer, a composite video cable, and an S-video cable. I used to have a PS2 and N64 hooked up to an old Pioneer 55 inch plasma which made a great display for these games. It's nice that the manufacturer includes additional cables, which I didn't need to connect these two games. to this device. This converter is supposed to have an upscaler, and the Samsung…