I am familiar with mame. I use crt emudriver with a wg k7000. It was an awesome project, and never endging as I am having fun programming a front end.
I have a raspberry pi running raspbian lite connected to crt via composite and forced firmware to ntsc 240p. Would advancedmame provide any advantages while using composite out? I cant seem to find anything in the documentation about using composite video.
Thank you!
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Hi,
you will not get any real advantage with composite-out, since custom video-modes are implemented only on HDMI output on RPi.
But you could connect RPi to CRT in RGB and get pixel-perfect modes: i.e. RPi > VGA 666 (GPIO) > VGA - Scart cable > CRT.
I wrote a tutorial (in Italian) here: http://arcadeitalia.net/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=29557
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hello!
I am familiar with mame. I use crt emudriver with a wg k7000. It was an awesome project, and never endging as I am having fun programming a front end.
I have a raspberry pi running raspbian lite connected to crt via composite and forced firmware to ntsc 240p. Would advancedmame provide any advantages while using composite out? I cant seem to find anything in the documentation about using composite video.
Thank you!
Hi,
you will not get any real advantage with composite-out, since custom video-modes are implemented only on HDMI output on RPi.
But you could connect RPi to CRT in RGB and get pixel-perfect modes: i.e. RPi > VGA 666 (GPIO) > VGA - Scart cable > CRT.
I wrote a tutorial (in Italian) here: http://arcadeitalia.net/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=29557
@yami thank you for the response. Unfortunately, in the usa, tv's do not have rgb scart. We have RF coaxial and composite rca.