VMmaker question

[jvlk]

I'm pretty new to all this stuff, so I before I mess with the timings etc on my arcade monitor I wanted to be sure.

I have a Nanoa 2931 monitor and wanted to add resolution with vmmaker but I noticed there are 2 x monitor_specs_0....Do I need to remove one or is this the right way, for example with the nanoa 2931 timings I have it like this now.

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; * VirtualLinesLimit: Vertical resolutions above ActiveLinesLimit and below VirtualLinesLimit are virtualized, that is, an interlaced resolution
;                            bigger that the native one is generated, with the right refresh, and "hardware stretch" is applied.
;                            Vertical resolutions above VirtulaLinesLimit are generated as interlaced, without any stretching.

monitor_specs_0 = "15450.00-16050.00, 55-65, 3.19, 4.75, 6.45, 0.826, 0.191, 1.164, 0, 0, 288, 448"
        monitor_specs_1 = "23900.00-24900.00, 55-65, 2.87, 3.0, 4.44, 0.451, 0.164, 1.148, 0, 0, 480, 768"
        monitor_specs_2 = "31000.00-32000.00, 55-65, 0.33, 3.58, 1.75, 0.316, 0.063, 1.137, 0, 0, 576, 768"

; monitor_specs_0 = "29100-70000, 50-160, 1.000, 1.000, 3.000, 0.014, 0.044, 0.524, 0, 0, 1024, 800"


; Tolerance for horizontal frequency, in kHz, enables extending the range defined by [ HfreqMin, HfreqMax ]
And Do I als add these lines to my mame.ini?

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monitor_specs0    15450.00-16050.00, 55-65, 3.19, 4.75, 6.45, 0.191, 0.191, 1.164, 0, 0, 288, 448
monitor_specs1    23900.00-24900.00, 55-65, 2.87, 3.0, 4.44, 0.451, 0.164, 1.148, 0, 0, 480, 768
monitor_specs2    31000.00-32000.00, 55-65, 0.33, 3.58, 1.75, 0.316, 0.063, 1.137, 0, 0, 576, 768

[Calamity]

I have a Nanoa 2931 monitor and wanted to add resolution with vmmaker but I noticed there are 2 x monitor_specs_0....Do I need to remove one or is this the right way, for example with the nanoa 2931 timings I have it like this now.

Notice the second line is commented out by means of the ; symbol, so it's not in use actually.

And Do I als add these lines to my mame.ini?

Yes, that's exactly how it works.

[jvlk]

Ok, Great 

Thx a lot