CRT How to work

Old tv's were more scientific than nowadays flat screens

Hmm..

My god the video in 2009🦾👩🏻‍💻

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And now I know

Guys is there anybody that is watching is 14 yo video and 😂

What in the fuck.

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crt lore

A video from 2009 helping me in my Computer Graphics exam in 2023 🤝

wow

How a crt works presented by Software toolworks. What obnoxious branding but I used to play genesia which was by them I think which was pretty good. I never liked the name software toolworks, it sounds very weird and sketchy.

if you have 1million pixels and use 60hz, so the gun can switch targets 60million times per second?

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Seems like one of those 1998 educational videos, but I still like CRTs!

Hqha

Thanks, do you have the name for the color guns?

Anyone wanna tell me that this was not WAAAAY better than all LCDs to date, excluding oled?
When they made a switch to LCD cause "science" and "environment" I could not believe how shitty it was, especially for gaming.

How in the shit did they come up with that, and THEN LCD???

Nah. Not now, lady 😔

so... it's magic? ok got it. magic.

why am i watching this in 2022. good vid btw

amogus

WTF

I really understand the deflection of beam....before seeing ur video i can't imagine and understand that how the whole screen flashes......thanks so much.....

it still works

I have a ray tube it form my old tv

i thought it was chips and stuff inside those monitors

good

Finally I understand CRT TV work, thanks to this animation

I wanna make one

I have my monitor set to 160hz, so does it do a complete cycle over the screen 160 times per second?

We went from some unga-bunga caveman shit to THIS? and now we have fucking foldable flatscreen tvs and brain chip implants and shit.

Its happens so fast that you are unaware of the firing process and the result is a steady picture
Rolling shutter effect: we’ll see about that

hello

I already knew how CRT TVs work

I just want to see how to pixels are made

No entiendo nada pero bueno

hmm --- I was wondering where the frame buffer comes into play.

It's just like a human eye vision mechanism but reversed

Watchin on a crt monitor

I know at 1998 has like that BTW

There's now a flexible display. yeah, I'm in the future

2019......

Who had the time n 💰 to make this back in day

اىاد

Good video

Electron beams don't have any colors. Its actually screen coating which produces colors.