Ubergeek
New member
This may be a silly question, but:
I noticed on the Jamma cable pinout that video is split into RGBS coming off of the connector. If I want to send this to a test monitor can I either
a) send it to a monitor with composite in and put BNC connectors on each lead (I know they are thin... don't know if they would even hold up)
b) RGBS to composite and use an RCA connector to a standard TV
c) Have someone here tell me the best way to wire a test monitor (and what type to use) from a Jamma harness.
I am a video engineer so I know just enough to be dangerous when it comes to A/V, but I am not familiar with arcade monitor signals and how they are sent, if they are a 60Hz signal, or what. ANY education is appreciated.
I noticed on the Jamma cable pinout that video is split into RGBS coming off of the connector. If I want to send this to a test monitor can I either
a) send it to a monitor with composite in and put BNC connectors on each lead (I know they are thin... don't know if they would even hold up)
b) RGBS to composite and use an RCA connector to a standard TV
c) Have someone here tell me the best way to wire a test monitor (and what type to use) from a Jamma harness.
I am a video engineer so I know just enough to be dangerous when it comes to A/V, but I am not familiar with arcade monitor signals and how they are sent, if they are a 60Hz signal, or what. ANY education is appreciated.