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BVMs work with composite video for sync just fine.
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ryu wrote:i don't know whether you'll need raw sync, but the answer to that surely lies somwhere in here

the cable with sync stripper will only allow you to get raw sync, while the cable without will only allow you to get c-sync. the picture quality shouldn't really differ between the two. pal snes units may show some noise in the picture that can be softened with a sync stripper, but i think the sony bvm monitors only take either raw sync or c-sync.
Good to know thanks.
Fudoh wrote:BVMs work with composite video for sync just fine.
Great. 8)
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spaceape wrote:I just purchased a Sony BVM-A20F1M and should be getting it by next week. :D

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:lol:
Watch ebay every day for a BKM-68X and a BKM-15R. It may take you months to find them (6 months for me), but the wait will be worth while.
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BubbaMc wrote:
spaceape wrote:I just purchased a Sony BVM-A20F1M and should be getting it by next week. :D

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:lol:
Watch ebay every day for a BKM-68X and a BKM-15R. It may take you months to find them (6 months for me), but the wait will be worth while.
I've already found both the 68X and the 15R here in Europe. The 68x is on it's way but the seller on the 15R is slow at responding. I might end up just getting it from another place if i lose patience.

Yes if you don't want to pay a lot those items can be pretty hard to find. :)
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PVM 20L5 (+ BKM-120D) arrived - nothing like digging through layers of bubble wrap with a crappy pair of scissors while my fingers are freezing off, and digging biodegradable packing peanuts out of the snow with my mittgloves and a shovel. Hard part's done, hopefully! This thing isn't that heavy, and the handles make it much easier to deal with. Even opening the box upside-down it wasn't too bad (though I kind of grabbed the wrap and hauled it out that way).
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Ed Oscuro wrote:PVM 20L5 (+ BKM-120D) arrived - nothing like digging through layers of bubble wrap with a crappy pair of scissors while my fingers are freezing off, and digging biodegradable packing peanuts out of the snow with my mittgloves and a shovel. Hard part's done, hopefully! This thing isn't that heavy, and the handles make it much easier to deal with. Even opening the box upside-down it wasn't too bad (though I kind of grabbed the wrap and hauled it out that way).
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I hope it didn't take too many hits during transport. :) Im also glad that mine has those handles since i live on the second floor. :shock: Luckily snow and ice haven't come to Denmark yet.
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What 's worth?

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most definitely not workling with low-res progressive signals.
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Ok, it's clear :wink:
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