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Dev tools · July 7, 2025

IS

Integrated System for Enhancing VIC Output

ISEVIC stands for Integrated System for Enhancing VIC output and is a cartridge for the C64 that uses the Tang Nano 20K FPGA to monitor the bus and recreate the C64 video for HDMI output. While a tremendous effort has gone into handling all the clever C64 tricks, this should be considered a 1.0 release as there are still some demos and games that exhibit bugs. Everything needed to build one is on the github page.

In plain words

ISEVIC is a cartridge for the Commodore 64 that uses an FPGA to intercept the console's video output and convert it to HDMI. It monitors the C64's bus to recreate video signals, handling the system's complex display tricks. Designed for retro computing enthusiasts and developers, it outputs modern digital video while preserving original C64 graphics. The project is in early release with some compatibility issues remaining in certain demos and games. Build instructions and files are available on GitHub.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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