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Author Topic: Spy Hunter - Gonbes GBS8200?  (Read 110 times)

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Spy Hunter - Gonbes GBS8200?
« on: October 10, 2025, 08:44:37 am »
Does this work at all?  Or any other solutions such as PC capture card.  Perhaps with the arcadeshop's 'Video Timer Chip for MCR Games' that I am about to install?

Am just wanting to put the game video onto a video projector to project onto the wall at our upcoming Houston Arcade Expo next month!

Another option would be to mount a small camera and route to the projector that way, but I would really rather have the raw video from the machine to also use in Youtube videos and such (there is no raw video from the board on Youtube that I know of, it is all emulation).

Thanks guys!  I have wanted to make this work for years!

Tim

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Re: Spy Hunter - Gonbes GBS8200?
« Reply #1 on: October 10, 2025, 08:55:37 am »
Another question to this, is I've already farted around with my game and a cheapo video board and realized that the picture gets very washed out when putting a video card in parallel with the CRT.

How did they do it back in the day when there were monitors mounted on top of games so everyone could see, was there some type of video booster device, or just 2 CRTs work fine in parallel (or series somehow) with each other?

Tim