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MiniPC that is CRT Emudriver compatible

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pixel69:
Hello

I have an HP ELITEDESK 705 G3 DT MINI A10-9700E 8GB 256GB R7E, Windows 10
1 VGA port and 2 display port
It works with progressive mode but not in interlaced mode

Toonces:
I have a Lenovo 715q - Ryzen 5 2400GE. I couldn't get Emudriver working (probably me, not emudriver) but GroovyArcade installed and setup with relative ease with SuperResoltion & EDID Emulation using the built in VGA adapter. I will probably get an HP 705 G4 Ryzen 2400G for my next project as it's got a little more power than the 715Q. It's nice to have it all fit in the control panel cavity. I replaced an ArcadeLegends II (Hanaho board) PCB with a full GroovyMame setup using the original harness to a J-Pac. Used a Y Power cable splitter to adapter the cabinet's power adapter to power the new computer and Sound amp.

R25th:

--- Quote from: pixel69 on April 28, 2023, 02:37:57 pm ---Hello

I have an HP ELITEDESK 705 G3 DT MINI A10-9700E 8GB 256GB R7E, Windows 10
1 VGA port and 2 display port
It works with progressive mode but not in interlaced mode

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Hello,
I have this exact same setup and I'm having a hell of a time getting vmmaker to find an output for EDID emulation (the dropdown is completely empty). My plan is to hook up the VGA port to a J-PAC but I've so far been unable to get the PC to output a signal that the J-PAC can sync to, 31hz or otherwise. I would rather not switch to linux because I've had a time getting Launchbox working and don't want to change launchers again.
So, I was wondering what your setup looked like where you could output progressive mode at all with that PC. I can switch PCs if I really need to but I'm already in the hole for this setup.
Thanks in advance!

jae:

--- Quote from: Toonces on April 28, 2023, 07:32:16 pm ---I have a Lenovo 715q - Ryzen 5 2400GE. I couldn't get Emudriver working (probably me, not emudriver) but GroovyArcade installed and setup with relative ease with SuperResoltion & EDID Emulation using the built in VGA adapter. I will probably get an HP 705 G4 Ryzen 2400G for my next project as it's got a little more power than the 715Q. It's nice to have it all fit in the control panel cavity. I replaced an ArcadeLegends II (Hanaho board) PCB with a full GroovyMame setup using the original harness to a J-Pac. Used a Y Power cable splitter to adapter the cabinet's power adapter to power the new computer and Sound amp.

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Does it work fine with interlace? If so is there there a big delay swapping between progressive and interlace?

I'd like to use it exclusively at 15khz 240p/480i. Wondering if superres/edid is absolutely mandatory on every setup (the only thing that was seamless for me is running it off an old ATI HD-series card where everything just works perfectly albeit no vulkan)

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