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This looks really cool. I'm restoring an 80's SEGA candy cab with a CRT and have been trying to figure out the best way to most accurately utilize the 15khz dis
by platevoltage 8mo ago
This looks really cool. I'm restoring an 80's SEGA candy cab with a CRT and have been trying to figure out the best way to most accurately utilize the 15khz display in it. I tried bit-banging from a Raspberry Pi's GPIO, but landed on using an AMD GPU with the capability outputting a usable signal. This also looks like something I want to toy around with.
- Nihilartikel 8mo agoI took the easy way out, similarly - got an ArcadeVGA pci board, which is basically an ancient Radeon that supports 15khz well. I drive it with a groovy arcade Linux install and a pc2Jamma adapter that maps jamma buttons to keyboard input and VGA to the crt.