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| PacMon:
Wow! I'll be buying that card for sure. I'm currently building a second pc and this will do nicely for my arcade cab. Thanks Andy! |
| AndyWarne:
The 25 Khz resolutions it supports are 512 X 384 and 448 X 384. These should cover all 25Khz games pretty well. Of course you can run any other game at either of these resolutions by turning on hardware stretch. TVs: As with the currect card the ArcadeVGA 2 will treat a SCART RGB European TV as an arcade monitor and display an identical picture to a real arcade monitor, provided the TV can be adjusted to eliminate overscan, which most can. TVs used via S-Video or RCA cannot display any games at their native resolutions as they will simply display a TV picture (625 or 525 line interlaced) all of the time, ie not a great picture. I have spend ages trying to get pictures of the LCD screen running Galaga but just simply failed to capture the quality. I have given up on this now. Seems taking pics of anything that emits light as opposed to reflects, is not possible without blurring. Unless anyone has any ideas.. Andy |
| ahofle:
Have you tried using manual focus and macro mode so you can get close (usually a little flower icon on the camera)? |
| pointdablame:
If you have them available, a tripod and remote shutter button makes taking pics like that much easier. |
| kujina:
Also, pause the game. Andy if yer want send me a new card and I will do some professional screen shots of both a pc monitor and an lcd, I'm in the UK ;) |
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