The Spaniard
Professional
I love this, the level of OCD organisation skills is great. Love how neat everything is.
I hope to achieve something like this one day.
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I hope to achieve something like this one day.
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jassin000
Finally updating to the latest Darksoft CPS3 CD image (4-12-2019 No-CD branded) now that I'm waiting for that to complete...
Some HAS+JAMMA Extender+OSSC glory shots of my own!
I forgot how long this game-rewrite process takes.
Some HAS+JAMMA Extender+OSSC glory shots of my own!
I forgot how long this game-rewrite process takes.
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kryssss
Enthusiast
Hi Jassin000,
First I thank you for your reply about my question regarding MK II kickharness and HAS.
Sorry, but I still need an explanation. Here is my problem :
As I live in Switzerland, I have purchased a MAK Strike from Germany to be used with a framemeister XRGB mini, but it was impossible to get all buttons available with it for MK II (even with a kickharness with MAK Strike). After many threads with forums on internet, I discovered as well the trouble with the voltage peak when switching on pcb with MAK Strike supergun, whats scares me (I have burned a konami pcb and it should explain the reason why). That's a little bit too much for me with Strike MAK supergun.
I would like now to change of Supergun.
I would be interested to purchase a HAS Supergun.
On your thread, you write I need : a Suzo/Happ 130Watt PowerPro (I get one similar), a JNX Raiden (I will purchase), a HAS (I have preordered one two days ago, I hope RGB will reply me), the MK2 PCB (I get one) and a iScan VP30 and a OSSC.
Here is my question : Can my Framemeister XRGB mini replace iScan VP30 and a OSSC ?
If yes, is a MD8 Mini Din 8 Minidin 8 pin MM 6 ft cable sufficient ?
If no, what extra stuff do you advise me ?
Sorry for my question, but I am a newbie with arcade stuff.
Thanks and Best regards,
Chris
First I thank you for your reply about my question regarding MK II kickharness and HAS.
Sorry, but I still need an explanation. Here is my problem :
As I live in Switzerland, I have purchased a MAK Strike from Germany to be used with a framemeister XRGB mini, but it was impossible to get all buttons available with it for MK II (even with a kickharness with MAK Strike). After many threads with forums on internet, I discovered as well the trouble with the voltage peak when switching on pcb with MAK Strike supergun, whats scares me (I have burned a konami pcb and it should explain the reason why). That's a little bit too much for me with Strike MAK supergun.
I would like now to change of Supergun.
I would be interested to purchase a HAS Supergun.
On your thread, you write I need : a Suzo/Happ 130Watt PowerPro (I get one similar), a JNX Raiden (I will purchase), a HAS (I have preordered one two days ago, I hope RGB will reply me), the MK2 PCB (I get one) and a iScan VP30 and a OSSC.
Here is my question : Can my Framemeister XRGB mini replace iScan VP30 and a OSSC ?
If yes, is a MD8 Mini Din 8 Minidin 8 pin MM 6 ft cable sufficient ?
If no, what extra stuff do you advise me ?
Sorry for my question, but I am a newbie with arcade stuff.
Thanks and Best regards,
Chris
moltomolto
Student
Sure, just make sure that CSync is wired to pin #13 of the HD-15 connector - http://junkerhq.net/xrgb/index.php?title=OSSC#AV3_.28VGA.29
moltomolto
Student
Awesome thank you!
I'll be using the retro-access.com custom cable builder with the source connector set for "NESRGB" and output "RGBS with CSync on pin 13".
I'll be using the retro-access.com custom cable builder with the source connector set for "NESRGB" and output "RGBS with CSync on pin 13".
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jassin000
Fixed that post... IF using a xRGB Mini (Framemeister) MK1/2 (I've personally tested) work without issue.
It's only for OSSC users I mean to put up the red flag about also needing the iScan DVDO.
It's only for OSSC users I mean to put up the red flag about also needing the iScan DVDO.
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haha thanks i am very OCD
, and prepare for your back to hurt a little because sitting on the floor for a long while and turning so much will do it.
kryssss
Enthusiast
thank you @jassin000
kryssss
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BuddyC
Enlightened
My setups looks great with MK2. I use a HAS v3.2 to OSSC to LG OLED B7. No iscan DVDO needed.
Some of the image gets cut of from the bottom, but fully playable and looks great!
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jassin000
@BuddyC WOW! I've got the LG B6 and it won't work without the "unlock sync" option of the iScan DVDO enabled (same with my BenQ PC LCD and my 40" Samsung LCD).
You can fix the vertical cut off by setting the V-Active higher than 240 in the advanced menu.
Love the screen shots too!
I try to tell people, these OLEDs aren't perfect (image retention) but man do they produce one hell of an nice picture (and at 55/65/75" sizes respectively, suck on that PVM/BVM fanboys).
You can fix the vertical cut off by setting the V-Active higher than 240 in the advanced menu.
Love the screen shots too!
I try to tell people, these OLEDs aren't perfect (image retention) but man do they produce one hell of an nice picture (and at 55/65/75" sizes respectively, suck on that PVM/BVM fanboys).
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yeah, tell me how that OLED runs after 20 years. Heck, let’s see how it runs after 10 years.
A cap kit does wonders to the longevity of a PVM or any CRT.
CRT’s are so easily repairable.
Good luck keeping those LED monitors running for as long as a CRT.
Fluid motion, smooth scrolling, that's what keeps me hoarding CRTs.
It's true regarding reliability, CRTs run for 30 years plus without needing much intervention. Modern flat panel displays are lucky to last 5 years before breaking down.
It's true regarding reliability, CRTs run for 30 years plus without needing much intervention. Modern flat panel displays are lucky to last 5 years before breaking down.
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jassin000
I don't think it will be running after even 5 years, these things burn-in man.
But you know what? That don't matter, cuz 5 years from now the tech will be even better and I'll have that thing next.
I already wana dump my B6 for the B7 thanks to that post above.
Go ahead and call me a image whore, but IMO 20" (the largest PVM L5 series they EVER made) is just too small to satisfy.
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You’re absolutely right, @RGB, my apologies.
tbh I support both PVM and LED, and OLED is a beauty! (I just can’t see myself rotating a 55” OLED for arcade shmups )
That’s one of the reasons I use the HAS, it’s easy to setup to both a beautiful big LED screen, with integration made easy to an OSSC/XRGB upscaler, or straight out to a smaller PVM for the times you wanna switch it up. I love the HAS, best supergun on the market imo! And RGB’s support of his device is fantastic.
tbh I support both PVM and LED, and OLED is a beauty! (I just can’t see myself rotating a 55” OLED for arcade shmups
)That’s one of the reasons I use the HAS, it’s easy to setup to both a beautiful big LED screen, with integration made easy to an OSSC/XRGB upscaler, or straight out to a smaller PVM for the times you wanna switch it up. I love the HAS, best supergun on the market imo! And RGB’s support of his device is fantastic.
kryssss
Enthusiast