Odvrgbs is specially designed for classic host and arcade skirting boards. It uses a speed amplification circuit to identify the RGB signals from various conventional hosts, convert them to component signals, and connect to digital multipliers and other equipment to provide gamers with the native picture experience. The R, G and B buttons allow independent adjustment of red, green and blue signal levels to meet the color needs of gamers. Key benefits Optimizes image quality from legacy hardware by converting RGB signals to component signals for reliable compatibility with downstream equipment Provides precise color control with independent RGB adjustments to match game visuals and user preference Facilitates easy integration with digital multipliers and other video processing gear for a native picture experience Supports a range of classic hosts and arcade boards for versatile use What it does Uses a speed amplification circuit to identify the RGB signals from various conventional hosts Converts RGB signals to component signals for compatibility with connected equipment Connects to digital multipliers and other devices to deliver a native picture experience Allows independent adjustment of red, green and blue signal levels via R, G and B buttons Compatible scenarios Scenario 1: Rejuvenating a classic arcade cabinet with a modern display. Odvrgbs selects the RGB source from the host, converts it to component, and interfaces with downstream equipment to provide a native picture experience. Scenario 2: Multisource retro gaming setup. Odvrgbs handles signal optimization from different consoles and connects to digital multipliers to maintain consistent color and image quality. Scenario 3: game tuning. Use the R, G and B adjustments to color balance for specific titles or viewing preferences. Notes Designed specifically for classic hosts and arcade skirting boards Performs color level adjustments on RGB signals to meet diverse gaming color needs Compatible with digital multipliers and other related equipment to achieve a native picture experience