Questions that do not deserve a thread
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Galgomite
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Re: Questions that do not deserve a thread
Can any hdmi lag testers be programmed for an unusual refresh rate like 59.18hz?
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Galgomite
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Re: Questions that do not deserve a thread
I asked the above because I’m trying to work out if TVs with excellent input lag measurements maintain those numbers when refresh rates are off, as is the case with many game consoles.
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Angry Hina
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Re: Questions that do not deserve a thread
Does the PC-Engine Shooter Collection for the PSP has a replay function?
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Xan
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Re: Questions that do not deserve a thread
Recently got my first Saturn 3D controller, the stick on mine isn't all that smooth, hard to describe but kind of like there is an extra resistance half-way to the edge. A bit like a quite used N64 stick. Anybody know if that is just due to the used condition or if these are always like that?
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LEGENOARYNINLIA
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Re: Questions that do not deserve a thread
Trying to understand what's the deal with my trusty old modded PAL PS2 (SCPH-39004) via S-video to a Panasonic WV-CM1450/G. 1st party Sony cables used, no cheap crap.
Said PS2 has a black and white picture after the initial boot screen once it gets into a game. That's when the monitor is set to NTSC mode. In M-NTSC, I get colours without the green channel. I've only tested NTSC games as I don't own any PAL games for the system.
Japanese N64 (albeit also RGB modded, if that matters) via S-video shows no problems. Nice vibrant colours. Same with the AV Famicom in composite.
Is there something special with PAL PS2 S-video? Or is the DMS3 modchip at fault? I've used the very same console with other CRTs without any issues for 20+ years.
Said PS2 has a black and white picture after the initial boot screen once it gets into a game. That's when the monitor is set to NTSC mode. In M-NTSC, I get colours without the green channel. I've only tested NTSC games as I don't own any PAL games for the system.
Japanese N64 (albeit also RGB modded, if that matters) via S-video shows no problems. Nice vibrant colours. Same with the AV Famicom in composite.
Is there something special with PAL PS2 S-video? Or is the DMS3 modchip at fault? I've used the very same console with other CRTs without any issues for 20+ years.
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Xan
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Re: Questions that do not deserve a thread
Older PS1 revisions, 5xxx and earlier (IIRC) are like this as well. It's a feature of these systems, not something wrong with your setup.
PS2 modchips usually had various compatibility settings and it seems yours does as well. http://ps2.x-pec.com/dms3_operation.html
PS2 modchips usually had various compatibility settings and it seems yours does as well. http://ps2.x-pec.com/dms3_operation.html
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LEGENOARYNINLIA
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Re: Questions that do not deserve a thread
Yeah, the DMS3 menu is familiar to me. Because without PSX fix turned on, the picture is squished with lots of empty space in the bottom for PS1 games.
I've tried every possible video fix combination, including PAL60 that wasn't listed on that page, and not a single combo gave me 60Hz with proper colours with this specific monitor.
As a bonus test, I used an RGB SCART cable with a S-video transcoder and 'lo and behold I get the right colours in 60Hz just like that.
Maybe I need to try a different firmware version with the modchip.
I've tried every possible video fix combination, including PAL60 that wasn't listed on that page, and not a single combo gave me 60Hz with proper colours with this specific monitor.
As a bonus test, I used an RGB SCART cable with a S-video transcoder and 'lo and behold I get the right colours in 60Hz just like that.
Maybe I need to try a different firmware version with the modchip.
~The artist currently known again as TheRedKnight~
Fighting game tournament stuff: ninlia.home.blog
Fighting game tournament stuff: ninlia.home.blog