How to convert standard res to 55.2khz/60Hz?

[Sasquatch!]

I have a Neo-Geo MVS system with a blown monitor.  The MVS outputs to standard resolution: 15.72 KHz horizontal / 60.0 Hz vertical.

I also have an Integraph MDSP090xx monitor, which is fixed frequency at 55.2 KHz horizontal / 60 Hz vertical.

Is there any type of device that would allow me to convert the horizontal sync from 15.72KHz to 55.2 KHz?  Looking for "scan converter" in Google, I only see links about sending PC output to a TV.

Thanks!

[kspiff]

Check the FAQ (www.arcadecontrols.com) under Monitors and look at the end for scan convertors.

[Sasquatch!]

Check the FAQ (www.arcadecontrols.com) under Monitors and look at the end for scan convertors.

Uh, thanks for the link?  That doesn't turn anything up.  I said in my original post that...

Looking for "scan converter" in Google, I only see links about sending PC output to a TV.

[tom61]

You could try to find an up-scan converter that would work. I think you're out of luck though, the horizontal refresh rate is just too high.  Most up-scan converters take 15kHz and put it to 31kHz, a few (ie the really expensive ones) will give options for resolution and refresh rates in the range of a normal PC monitor, and at 800x600 with a vertical refresh rate of 85Hz my PC monitor only uses 53.1kHz for horizontal, so I doubt you'll find one that works.

[SNAAAKE]

i got a scan converter that does 37khz but still fuzzy but works perfect at 31 khz...its called extron super emotia..works great and all...just like tom61 said,i dont think you can find any cheap scan converter that does 55khz..sorry

[Sasquatch!]

Well poop.  Thanks for the info, guys!