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Soft-15KHz - slim new tool for 15KHz on normal vga cards
buttersoft:
--- Quote from: SailorSat on April 17, 2015, 06:59:39 am ---For anyone interested, check out the source code at GitHub.
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Thanks! Can i ask, how does Soft15Khz get around the dot clock restriction on the ATI ~700-3000 cards? Do NVidia cards have this restriction as well? And if so, does Soft15kHz double the horizontal resolution to cope?
SailorSat:
It does not include any "workaround" for low pixel clock limitations.
obizues:
I am trying to get Soft-15KHz to work on my computer to arcade, but so far It hasn't worked. :banghead:
I've installed Soft-15KHz to my Windows 7 system, I have the most up to date drivers for my GeForce 6200, and I also set my resolution to 640x480 with QRes.
I turned off my CPU, plugged in the vga to my JPAC, to my Jamma Harness, and I get video on my CRT. The problem is that it's a screen and a half.
I don't get any lights lit up on my JPAC, so I assume it's not sending the 15KHz signal correctly.
Is this a known issue? Any help would be lovely.
SailorSat:
--- Quote from: obizues on April 19, 2015, 04:44:54 pm ---I am trying to get Soft-15KHz to work on my computer to arcade, but so far It hasn't worked. :banghead:
I've installed Soft-15KHz to my Windows 7 system, I have the most up to date drivers for my GeForce 6200, and I also set my resolution to 640x480 with QRes.
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When I developed the NVidia_NT6 implementation (Vista/Seven) in 2010, I used driver version 257.xx and a GeForce 7600... Most likely the driver structure has changed in the last 5 years .)
obizues:
What do you recommend I use them to have decent power without having to change my power supply but can still run games and hyperspin?
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