Re: AVerkey with Scart RGB works with Arcade Monitor.


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Posted by Ryan on 19, 2001 at 4:40 AM:

In Reply to: Re: AVerkey with Scart RGB works with Arcade Monitor. posted by Tim on 18, 2001 at 2:35 AM:

I have found a little more info. The AVerkeys are
PAL/NTSC switchable(by the remote control I think)
The Scart RGB is on units sold in the USA as well.
As I said before the RGB out is via a HD15 female
not a normal big scart connector. These units
are meant to be the one of best video out of the
diferent brands of scan connverters. The picture
to me looked the same as the output from Mame in
arcade mode, but the cost of these units are alot
more than a video card which can output to arcade
monitor with software. So I guess the only real
advantage is that you can use the AVerkey with
any video card and turn on the arcade monitor and
the computer at the same time.

: The NTSC versions won't have scart output. We're living in the stone age in the US.

: Tim

:
: : I noticed at work some scan converters for repair that had Scart RGB
: : output on them and wondered if that would work with an
: : arcade monitor, it does!. It is the first time I have
: : seen the bios boot up on my arcade monitor. I used
: : two differnt models of the AVerkey the AVerkey3+ and
: : the AVerkey500. Both are the same except that the AVerkey500 has sharpness control and more inputs and
: : outputs. The picture on both looked the same except the 500 with the 2 levels of sharpness made the picture a bit clearer one the first level the second level made
: : the picture clearer but with flicker ( the same as monarc in 640x480 mode).

: : The only bad thing is that
: : the screen was cut off at the top I am using the PAL
: : version which has 625 lines on an arcade monitor which
: : is NTSC 525 lines, maybe a NTSC version of the AVerkey
: : would fit the whole screen in? Also one other minor
: : thing is that the power does not come on automatically
: : so if you were to put this in a cab you would have to
: : power this up sepatate.

: : The Scart RGB out on the unit is a HD15 female so it is
: : very easy to hook up the the Jamma harness. I have not
: : got any more info on these units as I just have the unit itself no manual of remote control etc. But there
: : is a web site, I don't know how much they cost either.

: : Has anyone else done this?

: : Ryan
: :




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