AtariAdventure

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A kid who prefers old school over new school.
Gender
Male
Location
Powell, Ohio
Interests
Atari 2600, old school arcade games, hanging with friends, and focusing on enjoying the summer before college! I actually use my 2600 more than my PS4! Some of my favorite games are River Raid, Galaxian, Ms. Pac-Man, Missile Command, Demons to Diamonds, Berserk, and Breakout. I plan on starting an AtariAdventure YouTube channel soon. I also want to collect the Atari 5200 and 7800 in the future as well.
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Breakout. Addictive as all hell.

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AtariAdventure

This question probably has been asked over a hundred times, but I'm interested in capturing footage from my 2600. I've researched multiple methods such as splitters and using a VCR, but I am stumped on which to go with that will provide great video and audio as well. I also want to find a way to broadcast it on Twitch.
- May 16, 2019
1. HoshiChiri
  
  Let me know what your solution ends up being- I've got a standing bet/offer with a friend that if I can hook my jr. up to his capture card, he will stream ET.
  
  May 16, 2019
2. VectorGamer
  
  I've always used a cheap USB TV tuner plugged into my laptop.
  
  May 16, 2019
3. carlsson
  
  I think an A/V mod is the first step, to get somewhat decent video and audio from the console. Then use some video capture device on the PC, that records from A/V signals but here is where YMMV in terms of what gives good results and what doesn't.
  
  @HoshiChiri: You're lucky as the JR model is the one considered easiest to do an A/V mod with good results.
  
  May 16, 2019