48 in 1 video issue.

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48 in 1 video issue.

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Hi,

I decided to redo my 48 in 1 video game project. Not sure if you guys can help, but I'm having the below issue with my video. Please take a look & see if you have any ideas. Thanks.

http://48in1issue.blogspot.com/

I should mention that my jamma board has a dip switch that states

CGA-15.75Khz (Current Setting)and VGA-31.5 Thanks.

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Stick it in er' pooper?

No but on a more serious not try hitting it really hard. That fixes most of my problems.
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I think it's a power issue. (It almost looks like it's constantly resetting itself.)

Try disconnecting the screen's power and running composite to something like a TV.
Dr. KillGood wrote:Stick it in er' pooper?
This is neither 4chan nor the Newgrounds BBS General section. :roll:
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bic,

There is no composite on this board. It's a Jamma so strictly RGB....
It does output fine to a computer monitor though.


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bicostp wrote:This is neither 4chan nor the Newgrounds BBS General section. :roll:
This is madness.

I don't know, perhaps it's a grounding issue?
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jeffslot wrote:It's a Jamma so strictly RGB....
Oh, OK. For some reason I thought it was a NOAC. :lol: Sorry.

I still think it's some kind of power issue. Try running the screen off a power adapter while the motherboard runs on batteries?
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Post by hossrex »

vb_master wrote:I don't know, perhaps it's a grounding issue?
That was my exact thought when he said "when I touch this spot, it clears up".

Maybe run a connection between that spot and a ground?
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