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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: MikeMelga on June 02, 2023, 04:56:07 am
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Hi everyone.
I have an arcade cabinet with CRT monitor connected to a PC with a J-PAC and an ArcadeVGA. Everything worked fine although I could not get the image to 'fit' vertically. The monitor's Vsize was already at the maximum.
Last week I decided to upgrade my PC. I got a newer board and a newer gfx card. I am now using an ATI HD5450 which I flashed with ATOM to get the 15khz output and I use crtemu driver for display.
I all works BUT... now I have an even smaller vertical size picture (see attached image). The vsize adjustment on the monitor is already at maximum.
Is there any way I can 'expand' the image? What do I need to change? Resolution? Refresh?
Any setting on the gfx card or driver?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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what monitor is it?
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Well....I don't know for sure. It came with the arcade.
From my searches online it's a Dual Frequency Philips A66EAK552X11. Thats is the correct model number but I don't know if it is Philips or not and don't know if it is dual frequency.
I've attached some pictures.
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Looks like the board also has a brand.
It seems Italian.
The tube is 28". Why does the board says 17"? ???
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well you can see the problem, a 17" chassis on a 25" crt
its an intervideo vp series by looks of it
you could probably replace some components and get it to run correctly on a 25" tube
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That is way out of my league... but I can try to get some professional help here.
Do you know what needs to be changed? :)
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well you can see the problem, a 17" chassis on a 25" crt
its an intervideo vp series by looks of it
you could probably replace some components and get it to run correctly on a 25" tube
I talked to the technician who sold me the arcade. He was also surprised. He is going to get me a 25" chassis.
Thanks for your help!
Regards