The NEW Build Your Own Arcade Controls
Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: Adeptus on August 18, 2005, 03:04:48 am
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I'm wanting to build a Supergun for as cheap as possible... I'll improve on it later if I think it needs it ;)
So... my plans so far:
PC power supply
JAMMA harness (of course)
Controllers - I already have some I can wire up for the purpose
The only thing I'm unsure of is the TV output... I'm stuck with composite because I'm not going to buy a new TV ::) (not YET anyway...)
I've heard you can use some console to TV adaptors, but which ones? Can anyone recommend one that will work?
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why not just go with a jrok?
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It says on his site they only ship to USA & Canada :(
(also wanting to see if there was a cheaper way... probably not...)
I have an old Amiga 520 TV modulator... converts the Amiga's RGB out to RF and/or composite. Has anyone used one of these? I believe it needs a clock input, not sure how to go about this.
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Are you in europe?
Then why not just use straight rgb thru scart?
Later,
dabone
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nope... Australia.
Only high-end TVs have SCART and/or component. Most don't even have S-Video.
Would something like this convert SCART RGB to composite? Or does it just pass through the SCART composite?
https://www.lindy.com.au/online/arrshop.exe?af=570&as=35570&az=1&ai=1120826
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I may have found the solution:
http://www.highway.net.au/parts/converters/1865.html
Looks very similar to a JROK, but supports PAL & NTSC, and ships worldwide.
Price is more than I was hoping, but it may be my best option.
They have a range of other convertors to suit other applications... every which way between VGA, RGB, YUV/Component, & SVHS/Composite