How to get HDMI out of your Nintendo GameCube analogue vs digital on a budget 

It's my main go to for GC games as you can natively get component out with some software tweek aswell as wide screen hacks that is pretty simple, aswell as it being a lot cheaper method to do so

@@rightspritegaming yep, got it, but the title is not so clear..

Yeah

Did you try it ? If so how does it work well ? I'm stuck with an analog only GameCube and looking to hook it up on my TV

Would luv to try out the more expensive options out when it comes visable, but the level I found works great, for the price just ashme there no progressive option

Just showing a affordable option to get 480p and hdmi from game cube games, yes using this adapter cheap Adpater for around 10 pounds can do the job

But the level Hike HDMI will work on both models of the game cube that upscales the 480i analogue signal. Just showing some options out there

It's just as it sounds. One outputs a digital signal where as the other outputs an analog signal. Basically a digital signal is just "cleaner" and can send more information at a higher speed and on the Gamecube specifically I think the port enables Progressive scanning which similarly is just a "faster" signal it's effectively like twice the refresh rate as to how that all affects the actual visuals of it I personally think it's negligible and frankly I think the fuzzier look of the AV signal masks alot of errors that are made apparent at higher resolutions.

Which wii apadtor?

@@rightspritegaming wii2hdmi adaptor. Can you plug that into the digital port of the gamecube?

Ahh I see now, nope the wii video and audio connection is different to the gc.