How are you connecting this?
HDMI to a Dell 2405FPW via HDMI to DVI adapter.
VGA out to a monoprice VGA to BNC adapter, to a Sony PVM-14L2.
The only other port is DVI-D.
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-F2A88XM-D3H
Processor: A4-7300 with HD Graphics
I'll chronicle the process below. First I used the CRTEmudriver uninstall function. Then I rebooted to Safe Mode and ran DDU to mop up anything remaining from my prior attempts:
Upon reboot with just the windows provided driver these are my Hardware IDs:
crt_emudriver_&_tools_2.0_beta_15_16.2.1_W.7.8.10-64_nieg.exe is the only version of CRTEmudriver that recognizes a compatible card, but it reads:
Installation is successful:
I reboot. My card is recognized by windows:
and my display is set to 1024x768, as expected.
I open VMMaker for the first time:
The tabs before I hit OK:
I enable EDID emulation for the analog out.
Windows now has switched to 640x480.
The picture on the PVM-14L2 rolls:
I enable csync for the VGA output:
The PVM-14L2 still rolls--no change whatsoever.
I take my VGA cable off the 14L2 and plug it into input 6 on my Extron Crosspoint (via another monoprice adapter to BNC). I route it directly to output to my PVM-14L
5. It rolls and is...green? (double checked I have that input as RGB and not component, and that external sync is enabled)
Then I clear all routes. I route 6 into an extron 203 RXi. It's what I would expect:
Routing the 203 out to the L5 results in a non-green rolling picture:
In an attempt to cling to sanity, I route the 203 into an emotia. It does not detect any signal--no input formats match:
Just for the hell of it I then route the emotia into the L5 and the L5 shows giant white spikes that surge up and down the monitor.
I begin to doubt my wiring. I then remove the VGA cable from input 6 and put it aside. I connect the VGA output of my GSCART to input 6 (so the same connection) and route it directly to the L5. It works immediately:
I route it into the 203--it reads exactly the same as what the AMD VGA out was reading.
I am beyond stumped. Way beyond stumped. Every guide claims you can connect your monitor the second after you enable EDID emulation. I can't even get that far, let alone making it my primary monitor!
More than happy to provide any info you request. I hope I've offered up something here that is useful. I appreciate the help Calamity.