Old Video Games Or New Video Games?

It depends on the genre of the game.

1. if you would put the yellow video and white and red audio jacks into the green blue and red blue sockets of tv

it would not work because the red white yellow cables are rca cables, or composite cables. They are used for all kinds of things like dvd players and game systems, they send both audio and video, and require the television to be in an input mode such as video or aux. The green blue red cables are pr/pb/y cables and are used with hd or enhanced def tvs, but they require the tv to be on an input mode also, usually component as these cables are also called component cables.

2. Is the Audio-technica - ATR6250 microphone compatible with a flip video camera?

You could buy that microphone, but plugging it into the Flip camcorder is just not going to happen. But you could also get a Digital Audio Recorder, and plug it into that. Record your audio separately, then mix audio and video back together on the timeline of your Video NLE Program. When using a device to capture audio that is not your camcorder, use this tip to be able to SYNC your audio and video together once both are put on a timeline for video editing purposes. Standing close to a Microphone, in front of your camcorder, with both recording devices recording the video and audio, CLAP, LOUDLY. This is what we do to simulate the clapper board used by the film makers. Now so long as the recorders stay recording, you have a sync point so when you get back to the computer, it is much easier to sync the audio and video together.

3. I want to upgrade from my Canon 1500D, but I donu2019t want to buy something "too" expensive. What should I look at?

This is a hard question to answer as without any idea of why you want to upgrade or where the Canon 1500-D is failing to deliver I have no idea of what to suggest. This Camera is 24 megapixels and so my full frame Canon 6-D is only 20 Mp and my Olympus is 16 megapixel so what you already have has plenty of megapixel power and much more than my current camera has available.I do not shoot Video so I have no idea of how it stacks up from the video side of things. However if you are still shooting with the Kit Lens then maybe a 50 mm prime lens might be a better option if you don't already have one.The natural "Upgrade" would be to either a 80-D or 90-D in the progression of things and as you don't want to spend much money then you won't probably want to go to either of those as better images need quality lenses and a lot of operator know-how as those models have endless settings and adjustments and compensations available which one needs to understand before you will get any real benefit from an upgrade.If you upgrade to a full frame like a Canon 6-D Mk11 then you will be needing better lenses because that is just how it goes and so that will cost you roughly "Four Grand" and that is allowing for a wide lens like a 14-34 mm and maybe a 70-250 mm and a 50 mm prime. You might get some Sigma Lenses a bit cheaper but I am not familiar with the Sigma prices but it is easy enough to chick these things out on the B&H Superstore's website as you can make heaps of comparisons and read testimonials about any product in a few minutes easy as.To answer your question and I really don't know because the modern Camera's are very capable and that includes the entry level ones and Yes they are Plastic whereas the expensive ones have an alloy metal frame but for 90% of what I do I could quite easily manage with a Canon Rebel and a 50 mm Prime lens but when one pushes the limits and the Camera does not deliver then one asks "Why" and then is it really worth spending the money to upgrade the gear.Things like shooting Night Sports are where the systems get a work out and recently I was shooting a "Twilight Rodeo Event" and my Canon 6-D was handling that rather well with its 20 Mp sensor and a Canon 100-400 "L" series lens but when one adds up the cost it is a $1,500. 00 Camera with a $2,800. 00 Lens out in front of it and sitting on a Manfrotto Pro series Tripod which cost me around $500.00 as well.Now If I want to shoot scenes from Main Street at night then my $900.00 Olympus with the 16 Mp sensor and a 25 mm F-1. 8 Prime lens which cost me another $400. 00 will shoot all night long so it depends on what you want to shoot and what lenses that you already have and what it is that you really love doing and where the Canon 1500-D is not performing as well as it could.I want to upgrade from my Canon 1500D, but I don't want to buy something "too" expensive. What should I look at?