ClearVideo128 & ClearVideo128-C A replacement RFM module for lag-free S-Video and Composite gaming

• Installation Instructions: https://github.com/Jaystonian/ClearVideo/blob/master/clearvideo128/docs/CV128-Install.pdf
• Excellent Review by The 8-Bit Guy (EVO64 uses ClearVideo!): https://youtu.be/qCCZfsiihQc?t=537

Some revisions of PCB state "PHCL" but this should say "Phi-1MHz Clock" and not the "PHCL" signal. This is why some reviewers have stated their adjustments don't do anything -- they didn't read the installation instructions closely or skipped through them. Other users state they cannot clear up a C128; this may be due to the non-CRT TV they were using which is constantly compensating the signal. A true CRT with S-Video, or more preferably an oscilloscope, is best for getting a clear image from your C128. Images shown here are evidence of that.

The adjustments, from Left to Right, are: 1) Chroma Intensity, 2) AEC to Luma crossfeed, 3) AEC to Chroma crossfeed, 4) Phi to Luma crossfeed.

ClearVideo128C includes active composite mode as well as s-video, plus an extra level of video filtering. The original CV128 requires a capacitor to convert svideo to composite, while the "C" model outputs both without interfering with eachother. The original C64 and C128 RF module has a problem where composite "bleeds" back into the source s-video signals (luma & chroma) and distorting their output. All ClearVideo modules isolate and filter s-video for the clearest picture ever.

• Removes "jailbars" and filters/boosts S-Video signals for the clearest picture ever.
• Compatible with all "Mini-RFM" computers, found in C64E, C128, C128D, C128DCR
• 100% compatible with NTSC and PAL!
• Super clear S-Video. You can tune your specific VIC-II chip to this board for the best picture.
• HDMI and post-processing always means lag lag lag. Stick with filtered S-Video for best experience.
• Optionally includes two large heat sinks for your Video ICs. Because cool chips are important.
• Includes support posts, pin headers, shielded cable, power wires and adjustment knobs. Colors may vary.
• Performance is virtually identical to ClearVideo64
• Available 2nd audio channel in jack

• You can optionally "bypass luma" with a direct connection to the VIC-II/IIe chip's luma pin to further reduce noise from the motherboard.

• Optional Composite Adapter by StarTech (https://www.startech.com/en-us/cables/svid2comp) - very limited availability