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that virtuo door has been pried open, so it's going to need a bit of work to get the latches lined back up again to get it closing and latching closed proper again.

that monitor in there is an older monitor. if you can get the guy to power it on and see that the monitor working before you hand over cash, that would be best. if the picture looks good, your golden. if it has black spots, i'd avoid it. the panels are an odd size (26") and not really available anymore. a new unit from touchtunes runs about 1100 buckazoids. if it looks good, and you do get it, recap the backlight inverter.

the LED array board has been replaced with a newer revision. it has a 16x72 (i think) resolution. it is less prone to capacitor and decoder IC failure issues, but more prone to pixel issues.

And? Is that the only setting I need to set? How about setting refresh rate or any other settings?

you may try doublescan in mame.ini set to 1

Arcade games sound scratchy. PS1 games are dropping frames.
I am trying android no. Prime OS is running on external drive. I am looking for a way to keep Prime OS on external drive. what instructions I find point t a download called topresize. I can not locate topresize.
I am not ready to install to the only M.2 drive I have.

I can't reproduce here. Do you have a stdout.txt for native/super resolutions?

Yes I agree that would be nice to get a switchres support for the board.
The board's firmware uses a simple serial communication protocol to store an EDID: basically set the EDID size in 128bytes blocks (up to 30kbytes), then send a write command with a leading adress value in hexadecimal text and a chunk of 16 bytes encoded also in hexadecimal.
What could be tricky is to perform a re-read of the EDID without restarting the whole graphics stack.

Nice little project. How responsive are those buttons? They look small!

I like the purple - make it unique.   

No super glue or silicon glue needed, YES, so I detached the front bottom part, and took it apart, and without the front cover of the bill acceptor, it has 2 screw holes in the front, all I had to do was, modify the steel part of the juke, as open the hole a bit more, added 2 drywall screws, and it fits just right. feels strong so we can call it a successful mod. Now I have a working 12v pulse tp70 bill acceptor. Now today ill see where do I install the arduino so I can hook the bottom hidden push buttons and the bill acceptors. Stay tuned for more.

the 651 computer does not, it only has sata.

i'm unsure of the 759.

This one is the 759 so it should be the last model tye I guess. Hope I don't get to many blown caps problems.

So the to70 acceptor works, but its weird how it works only with the arduino and not with the relay itself, but Lilshawn its correct, using the arduino as hid keyboard encoder will make things easier. Today I got this pictures,  the guy wants 500 for the virtuo jukebox with the stand included. Im gonna buy it to.