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Software Support => GroovyMAME => Topic started by: rca420 on July 24, 2015, 11:52:20 pm
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Hello everyone,
Finally was able to get the system going with crt emudriver but i am encountering an issue i cant seem to find a solution to. The top of the screen is fuzzy. I have attached a link to the image.
Link to the image: http://imgur.com/wzPN28q (http://imgur.com/wzPN28q)
Setup:
Win 7 x64
Crt_emudriver
Cvs287 connected via vga to scart cable as per rcade's schematic
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Please post Your monitor specs from VMmaker.
For 640x480i with standard VMMaker settings I have 59,981 and 15,625 kHz. Maybe your parameters are a bit too high.
This might be also problem with cvs287.
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Sorry for the late reply. But I went ahead and resinstall my OS (WINDOWS 7 X64) along with CRT_EMUDRIVER and still ended up with the same result of distortion of the top portion of the screen as seen in the image. This time around, I did not even bother mucking with VMMAKER post install. I just changed the resolution via windows to 640x480 @30 as per the crt_EMUDRIVER instruction.
Prior to reinstallation, I was playing with the resolutions in ArcadeOSD and some of the lower resolutions (the ones in the 200s x 200x) did not have the screen distortion issue. Could it still be the CVS287? Maybe my TV (KV-27FS120) doesn't play well with CRT_EMUDRIVER? But it seems this particular model is a favorite amongst the community. I'm at a total lost as I sit here with a fresh reinstall of the OS.....
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Much thanks guys/gals!
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Could you post a picture of your vga-scart schematic? Whatever is mixing the sync might need some adjustment. Perhaps there may be an adjustment pot for sync inside the cvs287? I know there's color adjustment pots in there.
When I built a homemade rgb to component box for consoles I had similar issues - particularly when the console generated composite video for sync instead of using pure composite sync. Adding a simple LM1881 sync cleaner circuit helped in my case - maybe that's worth a try? A commercial version of this is the sync strike http://arcadeforge.net/Scaler-and-Strike-Devices/Sync-Strike::15.html (http://arcadeforge.net/Scaler-and-Strike-Devices/Sync-Strike::15.html)
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The 200p modes probably only hid the problem because of their huge borders. I'm with burn_654 that it looks like a sync issue.