Analog consoles and VHS, scaled to 1080p or 1440p HDMI at 60 Hz with 4:4:4 color. Every analog input is built in.
The Morph 2K takes analog sources from 240p up to 1080p and turns them into 1080p60 or 1440p60 HDMI with 4:4:4 color, for consoles, VCRs and camcorders alike.
Analog consoles through the Morph 2K at 1080p. Click a screenshot to see it full size.
Composite, S-Video, SCART RGB and component, with no add-on card. VGA works through our passive VGA to SCART adapter.
Current firmware. Firmware v4 is in progress for the Morph 2K and will arrive as an update over WiFi. The docs cover every setting.
| Output | HDMI, 1080p60 or 1440p60, 4:4:4 color |
|---|---|
| Input | Analog, 240p up to 1080p: composite, S-Video, SCART RGB, component. VGA through the passive VGA to SCART adapter (sold separately). |
| Sampling | Auto Sampling, fully custom scaler |
| Deinterlacing | Motion adaptive |
| Latency | Ultra-low-lag and fully buffered framelock modes, MagicLock |
| Motion | Variable Refresh Rate |
| CRT look | Dynamic scanlines with CRT beam simulation, slot mask and shadow mask |
| Audio | Stereo analog with adjustable gain and sample rate; digital audio |
| Wireless | WiFi firmware and preset updates with automatic update checks, Web Interface with a live mask creator |
| Storage | microSD: firmware updates, presets, profiles |
| Control | USB-A serial port for external devices |
| Power | USB-C. Power supply not included; we recommend the Raspberry Pi power supply. |
| Case colors | Black, Red, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Crystal |
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The Morph 2K is for analog sources on 1080p and 1440p displays, with every analog input built in. The Morph 4K outputs 4K60 with HDR10, takes HDMI sources up to 1080p, and runs firmware v4 with Beam-to-Glass CRT simulation, Super-xBR and Tate Mode; its analog inputs come with the Analog Bridge. Firmware v4 is in progress for the Morph 2K.
No, it's built for analog sources. For HDMI consoles, PCs and handhelds, see the Morph 4K.
Any HDMI display that takes 1080p60 or 1440p60.
Yes, through the universal SCART input with our passive VGA to SCART adapter. No jumper is needed on the Morph 2K.
Yes. Connect a VCR or camcorder over composite or S-Video; the motion-adaptive deinterlacer handles the 480i video.
Not for basic use. A microSD card is needed for firmware updates, presets and profiles.
No. The Morph 2K runs on USB-C; we recommend the Raspberry Pi power supply, and we sell one.
Want 4K60 with HDR, HDMI input and full CRT simulation? The Morph 4K takes HDMI sources up to 1080p, with analog inputs through the Analog Bridge.
Settings, setups and help, from other players and from the three of us.
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