Morph 4K by PixelFX
A 31% price drop and full 4K HDR 4:4:4 upscaling? Yes! Check out my review of the Morph4K upscaler from PixelFX in the video, then visit their website to learn more and to pick one up for your gaming setup.
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Your personal 4K upscaler is here. This is the Morph 4K, a true next gen 4K modular video upscaler for your setup. The Morph 4K converts low resolution HDMI sources (up to 1080p input), to 4K HDMI at 60hz and 4:4:4 color resolution. Out of the box the Morph 4K is HDMI input and HDMI output, but expansion cards can change the role of the Morph in your setup and add features based on your needs.
Add in the Analog Bridge expansion module (Q1 2024) for high quality composite, s-video, scart, component, and VGA support. Or make the Morph 4K the central hub for all your video routing and processing with the Analog-Digital Crosspoint expansion module, which has both analog inputs AND outputs allowing you to simultaneously scale analog/digital inputs to both analog and digital video outputs.
The Morph 4K is perfect to give your current setup the visual boost it needs, without having to waste your current hardware's capabilities. Use the Morph 4K to re-scale your current HDMI devices and get native 4K scaling quality, or downscale modern games for a Retro Demake effect. Get the best bang for your buck 4K scaling with devices like,
OSSC Classic, RetroTINK 5x-Pro, GBS-C scaler, XRB-Mini Framemeister
Console HDMI mods: Retro G.E.M. (Nintendo 64, Playstation 1, Playstation 2, Dreamcast etc.), GCVideo, etc.
MiSTer FPGA
Analogue - Pocket, Mega SG, Super NT, NT Mini
Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch
The Morph 4K isn't just about high quality video features, it also contains useful modern features thanks to onboard WiFi, Bluetooth, and SD card support. This enables easy updates over WiFi, powerful control of the Morph 4K through our Web Interface. On the Web Interface you can export/import profiles, and have access to design tools like the Slotmask creator which can do live mask creation/editting. If connected to a console with Game-ID support you can show off your gameplay status on apps like Discord. The SD card can be used for profiles, updating, and other extended file support. With the USB-A serial peripheral control port, your Morph 4K can better integrate into your setup by being able to communicate with future switching devices like the Infinity Switch.
With the Retro G.E.M. you can communicate non-video information like Game-ID for per game settings or use the console controller to navigate the Morph 4K menu. You can also use the Morph 4K to control Retro G.E.M. video settings automatically. We are currently looking into extending Game-ID support to non Retro G.E.M. devices as well.
Features
Video
Output: HDMI, Resolution up to 4K60 4:4:4
Input: HDMI, Resolution up to 1080p60 4:4:4
HDR, Variable Refresh Rate, Black Frame Insertion
-Ultra low lag and fully buffered framelock modes
Motion adaptive deinterlacing
Dynamic scanlines with CRT beam simulation
High resolution slotmask/shadowmask
Integer and fractional mask shaders
Smoothing shaders (hqx, xbr)
Downscaling
Wireless
WiFi system updates
Stay up to date with automatic update checks
WebUI control and toolset
MicroSD card slot for updates and user files
Display game status on Discord when using Game-ID
Expansion card support (coming soon)
Analog Bridge
Analog-Digital Crosspoint
Hardware Specs
112K Logic Element T120 Trion FPGA
1 Gbit DDR2 800 MHz RAM
64 Mbit SDRAM
USB-C power (power supply not included)
USB-A serial peripheral interface port