@Uroko Sakanabito for the raiden boards, they sync at something weird like 54hz, so unless your monitor can handle that (freesync) it won’t show video. You’d need a processor in your video chain that buffers it to 60hz.
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I've seen freesync (adaptive sync) thrown around her quite often for compatibility of odd syncs. I was always under the impression despite enabling that feature in the monitor settings it still required a trigger from the source. AFAIK there's no device outside of gaming consoles and pc's (GPU hardware) that will send that signal otherwise. How will a Freesync monitor process the handshake when it is a hardware bound feature?
My guess is it's NOT freesync/adaptive sync at all. It's either the acceptable loose timings higher end monitors with that feature provide OR something else entirely.
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Uroko Sakanabito
Grand Master
My HAS is v4. System 32 is a lot better now, my TV settings where wrong.
Still some tearing when scrolling but i think thats normal?
Will test this stuff with the BenQ TriSync tomorrow.
Still some tearing when scrolling but i think thats normal?
Will test this stuff with the BenQ TriSync tomorrow.
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@hyp36rmax maybe the freesync spec is hardware driven but the monitor is more flexible to begin with? I dunno, people do suggest them. I honestly don’t use lcd so I don’t know for sure. A tool to lock in 60hz would also work for sure.
But the reason Raiden is not working is the weird sync off the pcb, for sure
But the reason Raiden is not working is the weird sync off the pcb, for sure
@hyp36rmax maybe the freesync spec is hardware driven but the monitor is more flexible to begin with? I dunno, people do suggest them. I honestly don’t use lcd so I don’t know for sure. A tool to lock in 60hz would also work for sure.
But the reason Raiden is not working is the weird sync off the pcb, for sure
Yea for sure, I learned raiden is one of those odd ones today haha.
Uroko Sakanabito
Grand Master
Raiden 1, 2 and DX share the weird sync (Think it was around 56Hz)
I love my HAS by the way!
Did bring me back to arcade gaming without all the cabinet troubles.
Now i can focus on PCB troubles ^__^
I love my HAS by the way!
Did bring me back to arcade gaming without all the cabinet troubles.
Now i can focus on PCB troubles ^__^
XtraSmiley
Legendary
This is definitely depends on your TV! List what it is and your HAS settings and plug in method to the OSSC.
The easiest answer is going to be buy the OSSC Pro when it comes out, I think it wills love a million problems with weird sync and bootleg PCBs as well as being able to rotate games like Raiden to play on a horizontal LCD!
Another series you may have problems with in the future is Midway PCBs like Mortal Kombat, they also have a weird sync.
Uroko Sakanabito
Grand Master
TV is some 10? year old Toshiba Full HD, OSSC HAS via VGA, settings: those recommended in the HAS Thread.
Did never change anything on the OSSC side, just put in scanlines sometimes.
OSSC Pro will be day one for me, cannot wait to tate all my games
I did put the HAS between some old CRT and my LCD now. This way i can play them all.
Did never change anything on the OSSC side, just put in scanlines sometimes.
OSSC Pro will be day one for me, cannot wait to tate all my games
I did put the HAS between some old CRT and my LCD now. This way i can play them all.
XtraSmiley
Legendary
OK VGA is one specific, the rest is too vague to be of help. If you want further help dialing in the HAS/OSSC let us know specifics, like model of the TV and setting you are on.
I use to post some specific settings in this thread, not sure how easy it is to find them buried now, but I remember getting Raiden to finally work on two of my 7 TVs...
zionfarm
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Hey Mike payment sent for that HAS 4.1 brother, thank you
V/r
Kelly.
V/r
Kelly.
Semload
Professional
Hi, i got the HAS from @RGB in september of last year but wasn't able to unbox everything until now, i setup the supergun with the 4 player module + the hd-15 pcb module, i also got a jamma extender, but i have this eprom which last after putting everything in its place and dont know what is it or what was for ? Any idea please ?
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the Goat
Grand Master
That looks like the IC that controls the button remapping. In your pictures, I can't see in there is already one installed on the HAS. It would be underneath the player 3 & 4 controller board.
If there is already one installed, you must have bought an extra. If not, just put the IC in the socket.
Uroko Sakanabito
Grand Master
Hey, is it possible that some games have no sound with the HAS?
My Sorcerer Strike has no audio but when i test the speaker pins with some test speaker its fine and loud.
All other games i have run fine with sound.
Is there anything i miss? Speakers are on Jamma / mono, not MVS
EDIT; SOLVED
LOL? Had to change Speaker +/- now it just works fine...
My Sorcerer Strike has no audio but when i test the speaker pins with some test speaker its fine and loud.
All other games i have run fine with sound.
Is there anything i miss? Speakers are on Jamma / mono, not MVS
EDIT; SOLVED
LOL? Had to change Speaker +/- now it just works fine...
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does RGB make the jamma extender?
It's a backup microcontroller, I must have included it by mistake
XtraSmiley
Legendary
It's a backup microcontroller, I must have included it by mistake
He included it because you wants you to have more than you asked for!!! Great salesman!
For me @RGB included an extra that allows me to re-map my start button (not a button that you can usually remap) so I can play certain games like Rampart with my HAS. You should pop yours in to see if its a normally microcontroller or if it is programmed like my extra one!
I just checked the initial invoice, i ordered a backup one and forgot that i did it
very likely that i wont use it.Now i just unboxed my PSU but don't know how to use it, i have a warning message but dont know if it talks about the switch inside ? Also i have 220 volts in my country, should i leave it at 230 ?
