Recent content by MarkMan

Beautiful job. Looking really good!

Had my bro over and we played some Asteroids, Tempest and played through The Punisher on my mame cab. Great day

Wow thanks for updating this! I have used the previous version so many times, will def be using this one.

I lost count of how many times I ran across his posts. He had a wealth of knowledge and shared it freely. Never had the chance to meet him and yet he helped me so many times. R.I.P Legend

I saw a Space Invaders in 79' but didn't get to actually play an arcade until 1980 I think, they had a new Centipede machine in the local grocery store, my mom would let us play a couple of rounds when we went shopping. Then I discovered the local 7 eleven had a pacman, and then I found a local...

I'm running mine with the board disconnected. No issues.

Awesome! Glad you got it up and going brother!

When you see it come in fuzzy, does it click a bunch of times? What resolution is that golden tee? edit * which golden Tee is it?

The remote adjustment board shouldn't have control over the input source, it's only for bright/contrast and geometry adjustments. There are 2 connections on the input PCB for the D9200, you can physically move the wire to another connector to swap between VGA input and RGB - make sure you are...

That's a 6 player in his pic, but I see he notes that's an old pic, my bad, didn't see the whole thread

I've got the same chassis with a big crack in my flyback, I swapped displays, I never did find a replacement. Would love to know if anyone has a line on them.

I ran it through tubular and this is what came back: http://tubular.atomized.org/#s/xref:510UKB22

I'm running CRT_Emudriver and the welcome screen is coming up the same res as the desktop, the windows xp loading screen I believe is 640x480. I'm going directly into the VGA connector on the D9200, I originally was going through a J-Pac but discovered the display can do low res through either...

That is fantastic, I need to do something similar, a cheap core i5 or greater. The d9200 and most tri-sync displays get a bad rap due to the complexity and reliability of some models, but when you have one working properly with groovymame it makes about the best emulation experience, in terms...

right on! (well not right on the color loss) but right on with getting groovy mame going. I'm still running the older xp 32-bit build, I need to update the hardware in my cab one of these days.