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Hey there....long time no habla. So my monitor was working fine until last week when I turned it on to play my machine. The monitor had a yellow tint to it, similar to a problem that I had ecountered last year that was a result of a loose connection from the converter board to the jamma...

i'm on this site right now and it's confusing. edit: got it. nice link thank you

just a question for anyone who's a bit more computer savvy than me. does anyone know which processes I can turn off when windows boots up? Or know where I can find a list of processes that I can turn off that won't effect windows? obviously i'm trying to limit what starts up on my mame...

I don't think that's a dynamo. but the CP totally looks like it. at least my dynamo doesn't look like that. how big is that monitor? funny thing is, my cabinet was an MK too when I got it.

well, programming front ends is pretty easy. http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showt...php?p=70171900 I see no reason to hate on mame. I live in a house with 2 roomies and let me tell ya, the mame cab I just finished gets a shitload of play and a shitload of enjoyment. a lot more than it did...

now ya gotta move that blow poster :) that's a sweet lineup.

hey darlin', you wanna make 20 dollars? the hard way?

wow. beautiful you won't even have to blow on the games ;)

actually, classic cars are RARELY destroyed in movies. Usually, replica cars are made. Ever see ferris behuler? you think they trashed a '69 daytona? I dont think so if this is his logic, then those should've been replica machines. wtf?

even thought I totally agree with everyone that this whole video is a big waste of time, and not to mention, in very poor taste (no matter how many machines he's donated, that number shouldn't ever be 'capped') I can't help but laugh. Maybe it's just seeing shit thrown of a roof. I guess that...

it's probably the 19" cab. a 25" monitor would fit vertically in it, but not horizontaly

well after a bit of playing just now I came up with a solution. The shelf that the transformer is on (next to it used to be the mortal kombat board that came with the cabinet, but I took that out for storage) is on an angle, so my idea is to unscrew the shelf from the cabinet, and re mount it...

ha. what a list of pcbs

wow Windows! if only the general public was smart enough to program you wow so I just finished my first mame pc got an old computer from a friend, had to create an account after booting it in safemode (ha) but once i got that done walllaahhhh thanks to this tutorial...

agreed. yikes

once this is all complete, i'll make a thread so you guys can see the handy work. ha.

hey guys any thoughts on how hard it may be to take a dell tower I have and take the parts and put them on a shelf inside my cabinet instead of in the tower inside my tabinet? The tower is too big to fit inside it. basically, I want the entire machine to be the tower. I saw yourmameman do it...

I can't find a better pic but that's the footclan hideout from the original tmnt movie. if anyone remembers, it's got a shitload of cabinets that these kids play on. of course we have our favorite John Connor playing Missle Command my favorite movie ;)

wellllll alrighttttyyy then. it's incredible that this color problem has plagued me since I brought the monitor home (I knew it had to be something on my end, because I saw the monitor working before i took it) and I guess i just over looked the simplest thing, a loose connection. i'm kind of...

ftw. I just came home, and re wrapped my makeshift (hey what can i say) jamma connecter. And guess what, it was the blue connection, it wasn't even connected anymore, just loose inside the tape i wrapped around it. now on to some screen adjustments (like getting the screen not to be tilted...