Agreed (even tho the bug is contained within the CPS2 and I've always been taught to address problems at the root level).
I found out the hard way that D&D:Tower of Doom uses the auxiliary 4th button on the JAMMA edge (just like one slot MVS boards).
Please don’t.... some games use the 4th button on the Jamma edge and use the kick harness only for player 3 and 4
A lot of beat em ups yeah. Anyway I’ll try disabling the buttons using the button mapping feature RGB put in. But I don’t mind using tape since Undamned and RGB (in addition to a buddy of mine who owns a cps2 who told me about the bug in the first place that reminded me of what I had read a long time ago which ultimately made me search for it on this forum) said that option should be fine. I don’t want to do any physical changes to the CPS2 or the HAS.
Yeah, but I don’t have the know how to do that. Anyway this isn’t a problem with the HAS, it’s a bug, it’s Capcom being Capcom. Also again, I use the HAS for hardware that isn’t Capcom, and that use buttons 4&5. So this is also for convenience on my part.
I’ll give it a shot next time.
There is a software activated switch as mentioned by Frank. It's not saved in eeprom, so you need to repeat the procedure everytime you want to play the VS.
Amazing as always @RGBThere is a software activated switch as mentioned by Frank. It's not saved in eeprom, so you need to repeat the procedure everytime you want to play the VS.
The V4.1 (currently in production) does have physical dip switches.
@xtrasmiley it will be possible to map start to one of the action buttons this time. I can also update firmware on your current HAS
That’s great to know! I actually have a HDMI splitter and was wondering if I could avoid lag by using the splitter. It’s not just for arcade games, but the capture cards also reject my Saturn. The Saturn also doesn’t run at 60Hz, it runs at 59.82 or 59.83Hz. I’d like more info about that iScan DVDO but I don’t want to break the bank. There is a pandemic going on right now, although I’m still buying arcade stuff haha.Its the same issue man, capture cards won't accept really wacky syncs.The OSSC Pro has lots of great features on the table/in discussion, but altering the sync rate IS NOT one of them.
You could buy my iScan DVDO, it will make the OSSC work with ANY monitor/capture card guaranteed (because it adjusts the rate to 60.0Hz no matter what the input).
Everyone who is saying shit like "oh why can't it just adjust the scan rate" don't understand how the OSSC works or what makes it so special.
It only adds 1ms of lag! Compare that with a device like the xRGB Framemister which adds 16ms of lag.
So how is it able to scale some 16 times faster? Because it has NO FRAME BUFFER PERIOD!
Why dose that matter? You can't alter the timing of motion without a place to store this motion first, no frame buffer = no timing adjustment.
But, no frame buffer means the near direct display of every frame at its original timing (all be it wacky/off spec).
This has been remedied in later V4 versions (after somebody in this thread had reported the issue). The earlier V4 can be flashed with the new firmware (PM me if you need it).
