Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: Shieldwolf on June 22, 2003, 05:05:26 pm
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What games used a 29 inch cga monitor? I found one for sale (new)and was kind of baffled by it. Maybe I'm a moron (no I am a moron) but isn't VGA the standard now.
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PC's use VGA cards and monitors. CGA is a lower resolution used for many arcade games. There are plenty of proven ways to make a PC work with a CGA monitor, though. The best I know of is that ArcadeVGA video card from http://www.ultimarc.com
Did that help?
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From what I have heard, some CGA Monitors have digital inputs, not analog. This can be difficult to interface.
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WHAT !
no,its no digital monitor.
as far as I know..cga=15khz analog monitor.
aka "standard" arcade monitor.
clear? :)
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Well I found a new 29inch one cheap from a reputable person, but I just didn't know if that was the way I should go. I haven't heard of many people using one which was why I posted the the topic
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Heh... Sorry about messing up your post Snaaake! I clicked the wrong link, meant to reply, and now it isn't letting me fix it. :o >:(
(saint sez: Fixed I think. Here's what I think Tom's message was meant to be:
While on this board, CGA usually means standard resolution (15kHz horizontal) analog RGB, but CGA can also mean TTL level RGB (ie used on old PX/XT computers).
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Heh... Sorry about messing up your post Snaaake! I clicked the wrong link, meant to reply, and now it isn't letting me fix it. :o >:(
Yeah what the heck ! ???
I never even wrote none of that...LOL :o
I forgot what I actually wrote :P