[Coco] Part 2 Video on the Game Master Cartridge

[mike at borncoco.com]

I discussed this in the first video. In short, sound is routed through the sound multiplexor and then to anywhere supported by your configuration. This includes the RF modulator, audio out, RGB, etc. Most composite boards also have a sound connection and these are all picking up the sound from the output of the sound multiplexor. Roy Justice's VGA adapter routes the sound from the RGB port to a separate jack for connecting to an amplifier, whether in your monitor or a seperate amplifier. I hope this helps.
 
-Mike 
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From: "Salvador Garcia via Coco" <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2018 2:23pm
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Cc: "Salvador Garcia" <salvadorgarciav at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [Coco] Part 2 Video on the Game Master Cartridge



Hi Mike, thanks for posting this. I am finding your GMC video series interesting. I have a question. How is the CoCo that is used in the videos connected to the display and its speakers?  Part 1 of the series describes the output of the mux going to the RF modulator, but what if your output is composite or RGB? Thanks! Salvador

 On Tuesday, January 30, 2018, 8:35:14 AM CST, <mike at borncoco.com> wrote: 


Part two of the video series on the Game Master Cartridge is now available on You Tube:
[ https://youtu.be/TrxqOz7dJ5I ]( https://youtu.be/TrxqOz7dJ5I )

Thanks,
-Mike Rowen

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