Recent content by twistedsymphony

I think have a bad solder joint on my board. doing some more testing the sound suddenly went perfectly clear and flexing the board causes it go in an out of the static sounds.... and WOW the sound on this game really does pop when it's coming in clear! I'll have to hunt around and see if I can...

hmm, good idea. I'll check the chip speeds too. I've had more than one conversion with bad sound due to sound ROMs being too slow.

I did try playing around with cab volume vs game volume but it didn't seem to make much of a difference. I'm playing this in a viewlix and the cab currently is at maybe 1/3rd volume and the game volume in the test menu is at "250" which is lower than the default of 300 something. at this level...

I'm getting a bit of static in the sound effects, especially the voices like "power up" and end level bonuses. I'm not using the amplified outs just the RCAs is that normal?

@Derick2k these JAMMA edge board you're making, you'll want to do a button remap on them too. For some stupid reason button 1 is mapped to 2, 2 is mapped to 3 and 3 is mapped to 4 :( if you look at pages 23 and 24 of the manual they show that for batman "button A" is not used :-/

STV Modbios V1.11 WOW thanks for this. The Coin Chute needs to be set to "Common", mine was set to "Individual" that solved it!

I tried 1P, 3P, and 4P also. same result. and I tried every combination of player while in vertical mode just for good measure. still no change.

So I recently got my Batman sound PCB but I can't get Batman to play on this multi. I get this screen: My System Assignments are set to 2P and Horzontal, which I'd assume are correct for this game. This is the only game that's giving me issue other games work. I've tried a handful of other...

what makes the monitor irreparable? unless you've necked the tube or completely burnt out a gun in the tube, generally any CRT monitors is repairable. Your best experience with this game will be on a VGA CRT. So a suitable replacement would be something like a WG D9200, or even a Wei-Ya...

if you can swing it the OSSC is a much better scaler than a GBS

The Bit Kit Enclosure, Arcade SD Enclosure, and Raspberry Pi LCD Enclosures used the same design if you need alternative implementations for reference.

you're welcome to borrow the sliding enclosure design I used on my CPS2 LCD housings (among many other enclosures I've made) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2413990 no fasteners required and it could be covered on all sides

your image is way too bright, try turning down the contrast or brightness, or adjusting down the gain in the converter board.

That Konami Board is System GX, it doesn't look like it has a ROM board installed. based on the attached filter board it looks like it would have originally been a Vs. Net Soccer. (Run And Gun 2 and Rushing Heroes also used this filter board, but given it's in Brazil I'm assuming it was probably...

Wow, I'm surprised that's in the manual. Thank you so much!