Bitfunx HDMI-compatible Line Doubler Adapter Adaptor Digital to HDMI GC2HDMI for Nintendo Gamecube NGCINTRODUCTION The majority of modern televisions have connectivity via HDMI and lack some of the older inputs such as component, SCART and composite which retro consoles usually use. With the Bitfunx Gamecube to HDMI-compatible upscaling adapter, you can give your old Gamecube a new lease of life and make it look better than ever running through your modern HD/4k TV. The Bitfunx Gamecube to HDMI upscaling adapter is also plug and play so its simple and quick to use. FEATURES 1Video and audio in full digital HDMI format with zero transmiion lo. 2Works with the vast majority of HDMI enabled televisions and monitors. 3Hale free! Plug and Play. 4Supports all Gamecube display modes (240p, 288p, 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p). 5Provides advanced signal proceing with great precision, colours and resolution. 6No power adapter, no mey cords Just one single HDMI Cable. 7The ability to line double (upscale) lower resolution games. 8The option to add and remove scan lines for a more authentic aesthetic. 9Remote control for easy option changes. HOW to USE 1Connect the Bitfunx Gamecube to HDMI upscaling adapter to the digital output on the back of your Nintendo Gamecube. 2Plug a HDMI cable from your TV into the HDMI-compatible output of the Bitfunx Gamecube to HDMI upscaling adapter. 3Power on your TV and then your Nintendo Gamecube. 4On your TV choose the source (e.g. HDMI1). 5Thats it! Our Bitfunx HDMI adapters are Plug and Play so they are very simple to use. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Using the remote control, you can acce the additional features by preing Menu and swiping through the options using the arrow keys. There are a variety of changeable features,such as the ability to Line Double and add scan lines for your preferred appearance. The main purpose of the Line Doubler feature which can be acceed by preing Menu and turning Line doubler on will be to upscale your games. For example 240p can be line doubled to 480p. This translates to a much clearer and crisper image. This is shown in the picture below: