Close-up of an old CRT television screen displaying a simple 16-bit pixel art landscape of green hills under a blue sky. Visible horizontal scanlines and an RGB phosphor dot grid, the curved glass glowing softly. A faint darker hum bar rolls slowly upward through the picture, the image breathes with a subtle brightness flicker, faint static shimmers at the edges. The camera pushes in slowly from the full screen until individual phosphor dots fill the frame, then stops. Dark room around the set. Sound: high-pitched CRT whine and soft static, no speech. No text, no letters, no logos, no on-screen numbers