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More info?)
Well some Plasma TVs can support medium resolution, I know my Hitachi PD5200
does..
http://videotronics.cwc.net/rebuilds/starwars.jpg
"iGREKKESS" <webmaster@segakore.net> wrote in message
news:42ff80d3$0$1206$8fcfb975@news.wanadoo.fr...
> Nope, this is the reverse...
>
> The converter here is designed for Mame Cabs, not for playing Sega Model X
> on TV
>
> "YenningComity" <YenningComity@gmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
> 1124037295.031147.289280@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> I dont know if this is exactly what your looking for but try this for a
> signal converter
http://www.happcontrols.com/monitors/96058300.htm
> iGREKKESS wrote:
>> Jamma adapters, including audio ampli, are often supplied with Model 2 &
>> Model 3 PCBs...
>>
>> It looks like this (Model 2B one) :
>>
http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/6413/mdl2jammaaudioampli8os.jpg
>>
>> I think there are minor differences on the pinout between Model 2, A, B,
>> C...
>> Only one Jamma Adapter for all Model 2 versions should be okay.
>>
>> Now you'll meet a big problem to play Model 1, Model 2 & Model 3 on a TV,
>> through a supergun :
>> all these hardwares use a 24KHz horizontal frequency (Medium Resolution)
>> where standard TVs use 15KHz...
>>
>> In view of getting these hardware working, you'll have to find an old
>> monitor that accepts 15 and 24KHz (I heard that X68000 monitors are okay
> for
>> example), or an arcade monitor used in cabinets...
>>
>>
>> I'm still looking for a way to use Model 2 on TV using something like a
> scan
>> converter...
>>
>>
>> "YenningComity" <YenningComity@gmail.com> a écrit dans le message de
>> news:
>> 1123979255.833711.135170@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>> > You can get jamma adapters for the sega model stuff mainly the third.
>> > The first two youll probably have to build yourself. Also note that the
>> > pinouts change between versions of the board (model 2 has four
>> > versions) though. Right now i have a vf2 dedicated cab and just
>> > purchased a doa board and a fighting vipers for it but since i have a
>> > cab i dont have that problem.
>> >
>> > One site to check out would be arcadebase.de because the guy has the
>> > pinouts for model 2 and jamma which might get you going. Sadly
>> > collecting these games arent cheap and also emulators dont seem to get
>> > it quite right especial model 3 which nothing does that i know of.
>> > Steve Muccione wrote:
>> > > google on the nebula emulator... it's pretty damn nice (runs the
>> > > model
> 2
>> > > stuff at full speed). Interesting playing HOTD using a mouse
>> > >
>> > > <deryk_deguzman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> > > news:1123974339.357034.227380@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>> > > > well, i've been a fan of the series and have played the existing
> home
>> > > > versions. for some reason, they just don't do it for me. none of
> them
>> > > > have been exact ports (unlike, say, the Tekken series, which went
> far
>> > > > and beyond being perfect). even the PS2 version of Virtua Fighter 2
>> was
>> > > > far below expectations.
>> > > >
>> > > > i realize i may be just in it for the sentimental value of playing
> the
>> > > > actual arcade games, but to each his own i say. so i'd appreciate
> any
>> > > > help in this regard.
>> > > >
>> > > > i know of one guy who managed to set up a model two board with
> virtua
>> > > > fighter and other model 2 games... saw pics of his setup attached
>> > > > to
> a
>> > > > monitor. unfortunately i forgot his name and website so i can't
>> contact
>> > > > him.
>> > > >
>> >
>
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