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This is what I experienced as well, I had this issue with my Naomi on my Blast City. The pillarboxing caused me to run out of adjustment room, I had to expand it in the service menu :O

Stupid question, I have the Pi hooked to my home router and in "home wifi" mode. It pulls an IP and I can access from any computer, but when I try to update I get the there is no internet connection message. Is there something else I need to do to give the pi access to the internet?

I doubt it, I ended up making it out of a USBA to USBC cord. I was more worried about the cable itself not the naomi, i had noticed USBA wiring is rated for 3.1A. I decided it probably wouldnt pull that and not long enough to melt anything, even if it did I am sitting next to it when its on. So...

Any advise on what to make a power cable with for USBC on the RPI4B? I just pulled apart a usba to usbc power cable and the wires are pretty thin, looks like max amperage on usba is 3.1amps. Is it better to just use GPIO?

Probably thinking of JNX, looks like he still sells them. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_ssn=snk-guru

Thanks @plasticfactory ! As many people have said in the past plasticfactory was great to deal with :)

Dim picture issue? Mine ended up being the in between fingerboard that I made that attaches to the IO that the UVC taps into. I had to cut the traces that went from the male side to the female side (IO board, not needed) on the fingerboard for video. Basically the signal was getting sunk because...

Wanted to share my tips and tricks for setting up modern and old games on a high res display in vertical mode. All of the below is what I use on my Chewlix and a 1440P 16:9 display. I am not a fan of dead space (black) and prefer some kind of CRT shader applied to classic games vs a blocky...

That's more what I was wondering if the line expects 12v then supplying 5v more than likely would cause issues.

Mine is yellow closest to vga as well. Looks backwards on Still Greens picture.

Picked up a Chewlix from a friend, I needed something to play newer games and wanted an easy to rotate vertical cabinet. I am typically CRT only but this has been a really pleasant surprise. I have already changed out the monitor, speakers, art, etc. Figured it may be helpful for anyone looking...

Its dependent on what the GPU itself can output based off an EDID table. The videoamp saves all the EDID information you write to it, so as long as the gpu can output one of those res based on its bios it should. Its all dependent on your hardware you are using, all the videoamp is doing is...

You write the EDIDs you want to the vga boards memory, so they are there on bootup. If your bios works inside those EDID you should see your bios, I have a newer system with a 5600x on my Blast City and the bios shows up in 640x480. Your GPU still has to support the resolution at a driver...

Thanks for posting them, they are at least allowing me to use vert mode until I can track some metal ones down :) Also, random note, i have the same exact color vewlix sitting beside a blast city....twinsies!

Yeah and you could also maybe use PLA since it is a stiffer material, I didn't use it though because when it does break it tends to be more catastrophic haha.

Well the 3D printed work, but don't work :O They fit, the screwed in and they are currently holding up my monitor but there's a tiny bit of flex in the material so the monitor isn't flush at the very top, the weight pushes it back a little bit maybe half an inch. Good try though, I can use them...

Yeah I am doing 100% PTEG right now, I cant imagine a monitor would be too much for these when there are 4 of them.

Did anyone ever test these? I am about to print some out, friend of mine is selling me his chewlix, looks like the same one you have in the OP. Any advice I should be aware of for that model :)

Tired of almost stepping on mine :P https://www.printables.com/model/1032424-madcatz-sfiv-te-arcade-stick-stand

That's brutal, so sorry to see :(