Help!!!
I have just connected up my ArcadeVGA to my Hantarex
MTC EQ/2 video monitor using the Scart connector (with
composite sync).
I am getting disapointing quality of display.
When I am playing a mame game i get regular
transparant horizontal bars travelling up the screen approx
every 1 second. See attached file scrollingbar.jpg
I also see a lot of "bleeding" of the colors and white
horizontal lines where the should not appear(both in
winxp and mame) please see attached files
colorbleed.jpg and slugbleed.jpg
when i am in windows i also get a lot of interference
patterns on white areas of the screen. when i move the
mouse i also get screen disruptions (many vertical
lines are displayed that scroll up the screen).
Any ideas why this is happening - it seems to happen
in every resolution that i try.
i also have a RGBI input to the monitor so I will try
and make up a D9 connector and test behavior (it has
seperate V and H sync connections). Do you think I
will get better results with that?
I am wondering if there is a issue with my monitor?
any ideas? It is a Nantarex MTC EQ/2 video monitor that supports
PAL/NTSC/SECAM signals. So figured it would be ok to use in a cab as supports Scart and RGB inputs.
http://www.hantarex.co.uk/pdf/MTCEQ3.pdfi am able to connect my playstation to the monitor
using Scart and get good a display (except for some
image ghosting please see for info
http://www.arcadecontrols.org/yabbse/index.php?board=4;action=display;threadid=19333). With the AVGA i do not get any ghosting so figure
that issue was with the PSX and/or the Scart
connection lead it uses.
I really hope samebody can provide some advice on this as
it is really not acceptable quality of display at the
moment to put in a cab. are there any adjustments i could make on the monitor?
BTW - i am running on Win XP Pro
regards,
richard