Re: You could save a lot by wiring it up yourself....

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Posted by christos on 26, 2001 at 3:09 AM:

In Reply to: You could save a lot by wiring it up yourself.... posted by Agent Davis on 25, 2001 at 11:27 PM:

: Has anyone tried to use the VGA box with the
: PC2Jamma hack and using your DC on an arcade
: monitor?
:

Even if you did use the DC VGA box in conjuction with a PC2Jamma adaptor, you'd still need to convert the VGA 60khz signal to an arcade-monitor frequency wouldn't you?

Although by using a DC it means that you don't have the luxury of using frequency altering TSRs or specific programs like AdvanceMame etc, so you'd have to convert the DC's outputed VGA frequency to the arcade monitors 15.75khz or 25khz frequency via some special form of hardware, no?

Anyway, to simplify my initial post, has anyone used the DC Arcade System with an older-style jamma machine and monitor (15 or 25khz), and were the results pleasing graphically?

Christos

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: : Has anyone tried to use the VGA box with the : : PC2Jamma hack and using your DC on an arcade : : monitor? : : : : Even if you did use the DC VGA box in conjuction with a PC2Jamma adaptor, you'd still need to convert the VGA 60khz signal to an arcade-monitor frequency wouldn't you? : Although by using a DC it means that you don't have the luxury of using frequency altering TSRs or specific programs like AdvanceMame etc, so you'd have to convert the DC's outputed VGA frequency to the arcade monitors 15.75khz or 25khz frequency via some special form of hardware, no? : Anyway, to simplify my initial post, has anyone used the DC Arcade System with an older-style jamma machine and monitor (15 or 25khz), and were the results pleasing graphically? : Christos

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