May I ask what equipment you're using to connect your PGM to that screen? What supergun, cables, etc.?ORIENTAL LEGENDS EX SUPER
This is the V205 revision, with all 11 characters selectable. A genuine standard build only offers 4 playable characters. Based on the PCB layout, this appears to be a hacked modified cart, though I don’t know the exact modifications. The label sticker is a printed reproduction.
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I assume it's the PGM's fault (or the video signal it outputs) that the image is shifted to the left, then, and that won't happen when connecting a Neo Geo or other hardware.I’ve got a GBSC and an open-source Supergun built following forum plans; the display is a modified iPad 4 screen. The reason the picture quality looks great is that the repurposed iPad 4 panel delivers excellent visual output.
You can find relevant details in this thread; the attached pictures show the display output when connected directly to the GBS8200.
https://www.reddit.com/r/cade/s/wWxwJIwfdn
No no, don't get me wrong. Another user mentioned that unless you're using an arcade monitor you can properly caliber, or an OSCC you take a little while configuring, the PGM image would probably be shifted to the left. It caught my attention to se it here, that's allIGS and SNK have native different resolutions. I’m just testing the cartridges and couldn’t be bothered adjusting settings. A common flaw with the GBSC unit is a vertical line showing up on the right side after picture stretching, so I’ve decided not to tweak it further.
