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RetroRGB

RetroRGB
Retro Gaming
Sega Saturn
Retrorgb
Retrotink 4K
Dreamcast
Gamecube
NES
HDMI
Retrotink
Retro World Expo
Virtual Boy
CRT
Lumacode
Mister
Neo Geo
OSSC Pro
CRT Monitors
SNES
Playstation 2
Sega Genesis

Retro-gaming news, interviews, nerdversations and more!

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Recent Guests

Kevin Malott
Content creator and hardware/project commentator featured on RetroRGB
Episode: Weekly Roundup #532
Martin Donlon
Developer, Wickerwocka, PS/PGM core expert
CosmicScale / Retro RGB
Episode: Weekly Roundup #521
Dennis Vandenbroek
Open-source hardware developer behind RGR Easy Buff resurfacer
Pointerfunction / Retro RGB
Episode: Weekly Roundup #521
Dennis van den Broek
Creator of Pointer Function, known for retro hardware shells and open hardware designs
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Episode: Interview With Dennis van den Broek aka Pointer Function
Dustin Madison
Contributor discussing CRTs, modding streams, and multi-purpose displays
Episode: Supporter Q&A #411
David Madden
Contributor discussing CRTs and optical drives questions
Episode: Supporter Q&A #411
Espen Hardenburg
Listener who followed up about Mr. with different profiles
Episode: Supporter Q&A #404
Jason Guffey
Listener who submitted questions
Episode: Supporter Q&A #404
Chris Snyder
Listener asking about audio downmixing solutions
Episode: Supporter Q&A #404

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 95 ratings
  • Your podcast source for retrogaming news !

    Hail Bob!

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Züpö
    Germany3 years ago
  • Another great update

    Best source for retro gaming news. Nobody else comes close period.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Auctionjeff1
    United States5 years ago
  • Wonderful

    Smart, funny, humble and kind. A must listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    G5ANDY
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Best retro hardware news, period.

    Are you an adult in a sea of retro content slush? This is THE news source, bar none.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    glitch77
    United States5 years ago
  • The best retro gaming news podcast

    Informative, entertaining, accurate and thorough. Bob keeps you posted on all the latest going on in the retro gaming scene.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dfact0
    United States6 years ago

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The show is seen as a go-to for staying current on retro hardware developments.
Listeners appreciate the depth of technical detail and hands-on guidance.
Guests consistently bring practical hardware knowledge and credible testing approaches.

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Apple Podcasts
#210
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Talking Points

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Supporter Q&A #426
Q: RentOptional asks about syncing save files between two MISTER devices—whether to use a network share, cloud, or SyncThing.
The host outlines several options: a basic network share (CIFS) across LAN to allow save file location changes, or using SyncThing for local network synchronization without cloud storage. They discuss potential conflicts when two devices are powered simultaneously and propose scripts and backups to mitigate data loss, including possibly cloud backups as a secondary option while noting cloud drawbacks.
Supporter Q&A #426
Q: A wants to know if a modern TV's internal scaling matters on 1080p HDMI consoles in terms of latency.
The host explains that for most 720p/1080p sources, scaling within the TV doesn't noticeably affect latency, especially on 60 Hz. Latency differences become meaningful mainly on native 120 Hz panels or when using modes like boost/120 native, HDR, or VRR that change processing. In many setups, using 1080p output at 120 Hz or 4K60 with appropriate settings can minimize latency, and testing with a given display is encouraged.
Supporter Q&A #422
Q: What should I try first if I see blackout issues with an HDMI switch in the chain?
Start by removing the HDMI switch from the chain and connect the RetroTank directly to the TV, then swap the cable if needed to rule out a faulty switch or cable as the culprit.
Supporter Q&A #415
Q: What if the splitter is set before or after a scaler in the chain?
The host explains that to ensure compatibility, the splitter should be placed before the scaler when dealing with devices like PS3 and HDCP, because the EDID and handshake need to be properly managed early in the signal chain to avoid black screens and ensure downstream devices receive a valid signal.
Supporter Q&A #414
Q: Does it matter where the HDMI splitter is placed in the chain for the PlayStation 3 when it comes to capture; should it be right at the console or further down the line?
In practice, a setup with a general switch and a splitter is often cheaper and effective; avoid overly long chains to minimize resync delays, and ensure the splitter and switch can handle HDCP and resolution changes; if possible, test the setup and accept occasional dropouts as the trade-off for cost and flexibility.

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Frequently Asked Questions About RetroRGB

What is RetroRGB about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A focused hub for retro gaming hardware and FPGA/core development news, with a steady stream of hands-on builds, troubleshooting tips, and community Q&A. Episodes frequently cover display setups, latency testing, core development, and open hardware projects, blending practical how-tos with show-long enthusiasm for hardware preservation and real-world testing. The show stands out for its deep dives into consumer and maker-led retro tech, frequent guest contributions from hardware developers and enthusiasts, and sponsorships that align with a highly technical, tinkering audience. Potential listeners will likely appreciate detailed configuration guidance, latency discussions, and community-driven knowledge sharing driving safer, higher-fidelit... more

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2. Martin Donlon
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8. Jason Guffey

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