pacmanface
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RayceARoni
Beginner
I was going to say the exact same thing!
pacmanface
Student
Do you mean for the HAS? It's a DB-15 controller, so it should work with no problem.
XtraSmiley
Legendary
HAS uses DB15 and also has kick harness (additional purchase) for 6 button games.
EDIT: See Frank's answer below. HAS Is good for the NGCD pad!
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XtraSmiley
Legendary
Wow, good to know! Now I understand his question! That's why this forums is so great. Thanks for the answer Frank!
Yes, works 100% over DB15 connector. This is the primary input I use on my HAS and have never had an issue.
J
jassin000
The OSSC works perfectly fine with HAS, its your monitor that might not work with the video modes output by arcade PCBs scaled by OSSC.
Older LCDs only accept 60.0Hz, but few arcade boards output this perfect scan rate.
MK for example 54.88Hz...
Freesync gaming LCDs are flexible, and will work with everything but they come with some very high price tags.
Here is that same MK running directly on my 27" BenQ freesync gaming LCD...
My livingroom TV, the mighty 55" LG OLED B6 will NOT work directly/with anything lower than 58.0Hz.
So to bridge compatibility on these strict Hz screens you'll need to add a iScan DVDO VP30/50/50pro.
DVDO's are getting hard to find today, the VP line haven't been manufactured since the mid 90s (about 25 years ago now).
You ABSOLUTELY SHOULD NOT use the modern DVDO Edge or Duo (they add epic amounts of lag, north of 2 frames/higher than Framemeister).
Shameless potential sales thread plug: I'm selling my VP30 (IF everything go's according to plan) sometime next week.
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The only issue I've had is with my crt component setup where the rgb2comp causes the image from MVS to be shifted to the left. Cps2 outputs just fine without any issues. Im curious if the DFO mod to correct the signal to proper ntsc spec would fix that.
As for the ossc, I don't have any issues on my lcd with either system.
I don't have the equipment to test composite or svideo unfortunately and I haven't tried the rgb2comp on lcd either. I've only used HDMI with lcd.
As for the ossc, I don't have any issues on my lcd with either system.
I don't have the equipment to test composite or svideo unfortunately and I haven't tried the rgb2comp on lcd either. I've only used HDMI with lcd.
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jassin000
MVS, CPS1/2/3, these all work on virtually ANY LCD+OSSC because they are so damn close to 60.0Hz.
Try to play Capcom/Mitchel, M72, Bubble Bobble, Captain America, anything from fucking Midway... Nope (not without a very accepting freesync LCD).
Try to play Capcom/Mitchel, M72, Bubble Bobble, Captain America, anything from fucking Midway... Nope (not without a very accepting freesync LCD).
XtraSmiley
Legendary
I've had good luck with M72 and Captain America, but on M72 the bottom is really cut off, I've had to move the image up a lot to see the power/health bars etc.
Agree with Midway though, fuck the way they did their output, even on CRT I have to adjust it between games.
Can't wait for the OSSC Pro to pair with the awesome HAS for perfect modern output.
Agree with Midway though, fuck the way they did their output, even on CRT I have to adjust it between games.
Can't wait for the OSSC Pro to pair with the awesome HAS for perfect modern output.
J
jassin000
You and be both bro, OSSC Pro is going to rock if Marcus can implement everything he has planned.
Is it only freesync LCDs that are easy to match refresh rates on or would a gsync monitor work equally as well?
