NoAffinity
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19-in-1 JAMMA board Ghosts and Goblins Weak Sound Effects
I've had the 19-in-1 running in one of my cabs for a while. It's a great board. One of the selling points was Ghost and Goblins, and of course that one seems to have some audio issues. The game music is at the same level as all other games' sounds. The GNG sound effects, however, are barely audible. The sound effect for picking up reward is at the right level, but things like Arthur firing his weapon and enemy sounds are barely audible.
Please see the below video. I set the camera low so it would pick up the speakers well. You can see the issue throughout, with Arthur firing his weapon. At 1:20, the flying knigths come on the screen followed by the woody pigs, and you can barely hear their sound effects.
https://youtu.be/6fM7y861nZA
I tried plugging headphones into the 3.5mm jack on the 19-in-1 board, and it is the same result whether audio is going through the 3.5mm jack or through the JAMMA harness. (The board is connected strictly via the JAMMA harness, for the record.)
I'm guessing it's a limitation of the 19-in-1, but if anyone knows a fix, I sure would love to have full sound working for this particular title on the board.
I've had the 19-in-1 running in one of my cabs for a while. It's a great board. One of the selling points was Ghost and Goblins, and of course that one seems to have some audio issues. The game music is at the same level as all other games' sounds. The GNG sound effects, however, are barely audible. The sound effect for picking up reward is at the right level, but things like Arthur firing his weapon and enemy sounds are barely audible.
Please see the below video. I set the camera low so it would pick up the speakers well. You can see the issue throughout, with Arthur firing his weapon. At 1:20, the flying knigths come on the screen followed by the woody pigs, and you can barely hear their sound effects.
https://youtu.be/6fM7y861nZA
I tried plugging headphones into the 3.5mm jack on the 19-in-1 board, and it is the same result whether audio is going through the 3.5mm jack or through the JAMMA harness. (The board is connected strictly via the JAMMA harness, for the record.)
I'm guessing it's a limitation of the 19-in-1, but if anyone knows a fix, I sure would love to have full sound working for this particular title on the board.