tcleary
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I searched around but couldn't find a great answer. Does anyone know what the cga to vga converter actually does when it takes a 53hz signal like Mortal Kombat outputs and displays it in vga? Vga is 60hz right? So what actually happens? Does it display the same frame twice sometimes? Does it create a sort of in between frame? Does it drop frames? I have not used one personally. I have one on order though. I'm just curious what the board is actually doing if anyone knows? I currently have umk3 connected to a pvm. It is syncing fine. I'm interested in the cga to vga board because I'm planning on shoving mk2 and umk3 boards into a big pc case and supergunning it for the hell of it. The supergun board I'm using just has rgb so it will be nice to have other output options. So anyway I'm curious about how the board works if anyone really knows. Ultimate (no pun intended) idea is portable authentic mk arcade. Well as authentic as possible without hauling around a cabinet.
I have an open source scan converter, ossc I'm not using for anything so I'm assuming that is among the best options for converting to hdmi. Fun shit.
I have an open source scan converter, ossc I'm not using for anything so I'm assuming that is among the best options for converting to hdmi. Fun shit.
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