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[...] I have spent the last few days working on the arcade cores and I can only say that the H/V settings as well as the screen rotation are really helpful. Especially with the cores from Jotego this is absolutely great. Thanks for all the work ! Did you get the screen rotation? Because even with that feature built in some cores, I don´t. Excuse f...

Yeah I've mixed up my legacy computers. The BBC (my sweetheart), had this particular (DIN5 -> RGB) cable which made the display to awesomely sync, with the beebs glorious colours on an old Nordmende TV I had when I's 12. Memories, memories :) I know I'm not much of a help to your problem, though as a fellow retrogamer I wish you good luck to using...

lamarax wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 7:21 pm Didn't the C64 have a 5-pin DIN connector to discrete RGB (RCA type) plugs? It's been so long, lol

I think that's way it works. C64 has no RGB ! S-VIDEO only ...

how old is your Metz CRT? Maybe it's a matter of different PAL B, D, G, H, K or I standards then (lol) (most tv's in Europe were B/G back in the 90s, but then again Luxembourg for example, used the I standard I think? Anyway, it's madness with old CRT tv's) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PAL it's crazy when you read about it :) How crazy is that :s...

If i connect my C64 to the SCART (S-VIDEO) i have a brilliant picture.

No it's German -> Paul Metz

Hi All,

I am having problems connecting my MiSTer to the SCART input of a Metz CRT-TV. I don't know what the problem is?

The same VGA-SCART cable works fine on my SONY CRT TV. When I connect the MiSTer to the Metz TV, I see nothing. All I see is a little flickering. I can see the menu very faintly.

This has been asked and explained a number of times before. Video out through analog is exactly what you would get out of the real PCB. To rotate you would need to employ the scaler - which is not a part of the analog video system. These games were designed to be played on monitors that have been roTATEd. Sorry to say that there is no way to curre...

Also many vertical games have dip switch settings that you can flip or rotate the screen, cocktail mode. I think only a minor amount of games don't have the option. If you choose the right one you hardly have to flip your screen. I use an arcade cab and I felt the pain in the beginning too until i discovered it isn't that bad at all. I have now re...

Also many vertical games have dip switch settings that you can flip or rotate the screen, cocktail mode. I think only a minor amount of games don't have the option. If you choose the right one you hardly have to flip your screen. I use an arcade cab and I felt the pain in the beginning too until i discovered it isn't that bad at all. Hi, i've test...

This has been asked and explained a number of times before. Video out through analog is exactly what you would get out of the real PCB. To rotate you would need to employ the scaler - which is not a part of the analog video system. These games were designed to be played on monitors that have been roTATEd. Sorry to say that there is no way to curre...

Hello together, I am new here in this forum. I have been using MiSTer for about 2 years. And I have connected the MiSTer via a TFT/LED Flat TV (HDMI).Because I am not satisfied with the picture quality of the TFT, I decided to buy a CRT (Sony 27''). This is now connected via VGA->SCART. My problem now is, that it is not comprehensible which arcade ...