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Author Topic: 19-in-1 icade arcade board  (Read 1809 times)

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19-in-1 icade arcade board
« on: July 07, 2013, 12:05:28 pm »
Hi, I've encountered a problem with my 19-in-1 icade I just built.  The greens are off on the games.  It is most noticable on Super Mario Bros, as there is NO green at all.  The monitor is a Dell ultrasharp 19 inch lcd and it tests fine.
Also, the board defaults to shifting the screen all the way to the right off center.  I have to adjust monitor settings all the way to the left to get it back to center position.   No matter what I adjust on the monitor it doesn't fix the problem.  Has anyone else encountered these issues?

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Re: 19-in-1 icade arcade board
« Reply #1 on: July 09, 2013, 12:12:04 pm »
multi-in-ones are never 100% accurate when it comes to the emulation. hell some of them are barely 50%. you aren't going to get an accurate emulation of the game with those boards, there is just no way.

that said, it might be an issue with your video cable or board. if you can, switch out the video cable and see if it improves. if not, and you just bought your multi-in-one board, inform your seller and let them know it may be defective.

most monitors don't deal with the multi-in-one resolution signals. often you have to manually move/stretch/adjust the image to be center on the screen. the autoadjust usually doesn't fix it properly, you have to manually go into the settings on the monitor and change them.