What's the best way of getting into preserving/modeling video output devices, without ending up going down the video equivalent of the audiophile snake-oil woo path?
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You're getting into the difference between recreating the thing itself and recreating the experience of the thing. Pong on my early 1970s tv was absolutely mind-blowing, IN 1977. You will never achieve that again. It was ephemeral.
Of course. There are indelible memories associated with certain games, unique to each person. That's not emulation so much as philosophy. Still, accurately modeling the signal path of various TVs is a preservation effort in its own right, not just applicable to emulation.
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I don't expect to feel the same way as I did during my first run of Mega Man 7. I can still taste the grid-shaped Cheetos and regular Oreos left over from an 8th-grade party in art class that day. But seeing the CRT image 'expand' during bright flashes would be nice at least.
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And along those lines, a project that accurately simulates the analog signal path of various TVs and monitors could, itself, have a home if done right. Consider something along the lines of a plugin that you can pipe VLC's output into, for example.
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