A Composite & S-Video to Component Video transcoder to feed older analog signals into your OSSC.

Designed with the C-64 in mind, it also supports composite and s-video signals from other systems, including the N64. A compatibility chart will soon be available in the wiki section of this project.

More info on the official repository: https://github.com/jsanpe/c2c-64

This is an open hardware implementation of a board to convert Composite and S-Video signals into Component video. The component output from C2C-64 can be directly connected to an OSSC, effectively adding compatibility with Composite and S-Video input to this great scaler.

C2C-64 was primarily design as a simple way to connect a C64 to and OSSC. Most of the testing has been done in this platform, and presets have been chosen with it in mind. I have conducted some tests with other machines (N64, SNES, Dreamcast), although not as extensive.

C2C-64 uses a simple pipeline of video decoder and encoder to transform the input composite or S-video signals into component video. What this means in practice is that the analog input is converted to digital format and fed to the encoder to transform it into a different analog signal. This conversion is NOT lossless. However, it enables anyone to conveniently hook such signals directly into the OSSC without tinkering with the internals of their devices.