See its a slippery slope, give a man a "VGA" connector and he'll be hellbent on using it (because its farmular to him).I meant that using the HD-15 adapter is the easiest way to connect the HAS to a PVM/BVM
And I'm constantly telling you you're a bit paranoid over this Like I said earlier, it's perfectly fine to use it with many PCBs (but not all), especially the most popular ones. You'd be surprised how many people use it exclusively, without resorting to Scart.What I'm constantly attacking is people using the "VGA" (AV3) connector of the OSSC... This is a work around for Taito F3, it IS NOT THE INTENDED USE OF THIS PORT!
240p content should be processed thru AV1 (SCART port) 75ohm sync raw/unprocessed, with the only exception being "when that won't work" (which in all of my testing, is only the F3).
The HAS offers a LPF.you lose the ability to apply OSSCs onboard low pass filtering options.
Ok, I'am confused now.See its a slippery slope, give a man a "VGA" connector and he'll be hellbent on using it (because its farmular to him).I shouldn't shoot down every use of this connector, as RGB said its very easy to get a VGA2BNC cable for BVM/PVM use.I meant that using the HD-15 adapter is the easiest way to connect the HAS to a PVM/BVM
What I'm constantly attacking is people using the "VGA" (AV3) connector of the OSSC... This is a work around for Taito F3, it IS NOT THE INTENDED USE OF THIS PORT!
240p content should be processed thru AV1 (SCART port) 75ohm sync raw/unprocessed, with the only exception being "when that won't work" (which in all of my testing, is only the F3).
If you decide to use AV3, you'll quickly find that you must output TTL sync, and you lose the ability to apply OSSCs onboard low pass filtering options.
8pin mini din to SCART cable is your best friend (or it should be if you are an OSSC user).
Not at all surprised actually... As I said once people see this connector they are hell bent on using it.You'd be surprised how many people use it exclusively, without resorting to Scart.
It's the same signal that goes via the onboard AV port (8pin mini DIN), so RGBS.Ok, I'am confused now.The HD15 connector (that is the same that is commonly found in VGA cables) in the HAS output which signal? Is not the same signal that comes out from the onboard A/V port (RGBs)? I apologize in advance for my ignorance...
But this problem alrise only if you use OSSC. Not all users use a OSSC or a upscaler that outputs HDMI/DVI video signal.Not at all surprised actually... As I said once people see this connector they are hell bent on using it.At first I even started to fall into this camp, I thought "hey if this works for F3 why not just run all my PCBs this way"
Answer is simple... Cuz you CAN'T! Yes many PCBs work, but many more do not. If you use the SCART port, only one won't work.
By the way ... me too!Hello i would re order one. Pre order opened?
Point taken, but if we look at the back of your CRT what are we going to find?Many people uses CRTs so in that case il will not be a problem if you use the 8pin mini DIN or the HD-15 connector.
VGA to 4 x BNC cables are very easy to find. 8 pin mini din to 4 x BNC cables? Not so much.This is what you sound like to me... I want to use a connector that NO CRT in the world actually uses.
Uh... Ok guy, you do you... I'm just gunna sit over here and roll my eyes so hard they fall the fuck out.
VGA to 4 x BNC cables are very easy to find. 8 pin mini din to 4 x BNC cables? Not so much.
I'm suggesting it would be more efficient to simply get the connector you actually want.If I was going to design a "HAT" for our beloved HAS it would come in two flavors only.
BNC (yes the connectors you actually want to use in the first place would be present on the board).
Ehi! Don't be so touchy! In the world of audio / video there have always been, and always will be, infinite standards for both signals and connectors.Point taken, but if we look at the back of your CRT what are we going to find?
So what is actually at the back of most CRTs? BNC if its a PVM/BVM, Component if its new consumer TV and S Video if its older consumer TV.
- A HD15 connector? Unless its a tri-sync or other 31khz enabled monitor, No/unlikely.
- A 8pin mini din? Nope, this connector has only recientlly emerged as the port of choice... popularized by etim (NES RGB kit), @RGB (stock HAS output port), xRGB mini Framemeister (video input port) and @citrus3000psi (PCEngine 3D printed RGB out panel).
- A SCART connector? Not unless you are Euro (then I just feel bad for you anyway cuz 50Hz is some bullshit).
This is what you sound like to me... I want to use a connector that NO CRT in the world actually uses.
Uh... Ok guy, you do you... I'm just gunna sit over here and roll my eyes so hard they fall the fuck out.
If I was going to design a "HAT" for our beloved HAS it would come in two flavors only.
For everything else, OSSC, xRGB mini, etc you would use the stock 8pin mini din (with or without a 8pin to SCART cable).
- BNC (yes the connectors you actually want to use in the first place would be present on the board).
- SVideo with component RCAs (would include a YUV-NTSC encoder present on the board).
The VGA hat for the HAS exists today and is available for sale*. Your theoretical BNC hat doesn't exist and is not available for sale.VGA to 4 x BNC cables are very easy to find. 8 pin mini din to 4 x BNC cables? Not so much.I'm suggesting it would be more efficient to simply get the connector you actually want.You only want the VGA port so you can get a VGA-2-BNC cable, why not a BNC HAT?If I was going to design a "HAT" for our beloved HAS it would come in two flavors only.
BNC (yes the connectors you actually want to use in the first place would be present on the board).
Also BNC connectors are huge, not very well suited to a hat design. HD-15 really is ideal if you're trying to connect to a monitor with BNC inputs.The VGA hat for the HAS exists today and is available for sale*. Your theoretical BNC hat doesn't exist and is not available for sale.VGA to 4 x BNC cables are very easy to find. 8 pin mini din to 4 x BNC cables? Not so much.I'm suggesting it would be more efficient to simply get the connector you actually want.You only want the VGA port so you can get a VGA-2-BNC cable, why not a BNC HAT?If I was going to design a "HAT" for our beloved HAS it would come in two flavors only.
BNC (yes the connectors you actually want to use in the first place would be present on the board).
*It is available for sale at the same time the HAS is.
If people viewed it as a HD15 port, then we wouldn't have any confusion.HD-15 really is ideal if you're trying to connect to a monitor with BNC inputs.
It sure is going in the wrong direction. I mentioned the guys from HD Retrovision, and their component cables for my HAS and the guy dam near gave me a shotgun blast to the face.@jassin000, you know I like you, but this is going in the wrong direction. Why not start a thread about your frustration with the HD-15/VGA, this one's had enough of it to be honest.