Connecting Arduino to TVs and Monitors

Question

Arduino

Is it possible to connect Arduino to TVs and monitors and get a color image at the same time? What is the maximum resolution it can output? Is it possible to render graphics comparable to the NES (while still looking correct on modern high-resolution monitors)?

What analogue on ARM is able to ensure the fulfillment of these conditions?

Answer 1

Nevertheless, the software implementation of displaying graphics on a monitor / TV is another perversion. If I were you, I would look towards an FPGA with a separate external video memory, where you can implement whatever your heart desires.
If you don’t want to mess with the FPGA in principle, then take one of the modern eMPUs with a built-in LCD controller. And already you can attach an HDMI transceiver to it (for example, TFP410, as here www.starterkit.ru/html/index.php?name=shop&op=view&id=65 ) or Triple DAC to connect to VGA.

Answer 2

There are shields:
nootropicdesign.com/ve/
There are libraries for different video devices on the offsite, details are described there:
arduino.cc/playground/Main/InterfacingWithHardware#Video

Answer 3

For example, Gameduino .

Gameduino is a game adapter for Arduino (or anything else with an SPI interface) built as a single shield that stacks up on top of the Arduino and has plugs for a VGA monitor and stereo speakers.

Answer 4

Yes, I connected it myself, only the image is b / w 128x96, but it’s quite possible to make a simple prefix.
And here's the composite output software connection library: arduino-tvout .

Answer 5

When I was faced with the task of outputting color graphics with Arduino, I came to the conclusion that an external shield is 100% needed. I settled on two options:
I even looked towards Raspberry....

Answer 6

maybe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_8Pv0ziqkM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ttAb0A4_i0
keep looking. It's expensive and no color