So doing some more research it seem that an input signal any higher than 15kHz may cause permanent damage to the monitor. Reason for this is because normally it still outputs at 31kHz before loading the drivers. I'm not sure if this could be fixed using a passive low pass filter? EDIT: Will be …

My bad on the YUV. It seems to be standard RGB component. Here's the manual... https://www.tvfilmprops.co.uk/userdata/files/ … bm-1400pn-a.pdf

Hi all, I'm really considering getting a CRT for some gaming schtuff. A friend of mine is selling a JVC BM-1400PN-A. It seems to be a pretty decent unit. Accepting of resolutions such as 240P and 480I. My problem is this... I'd really like to run some older games on it, but I don't really have any …

Seriously thanks for pointing this out. One of those stupid A2Q posts. Just tested it, and it works well! Probably the only real way to play DX8/9 games in Linux. Titles such as Pac Man World 2 need dgVoodoo2 otherwise there are all kinds of issues. Using the dxvk DX9 dll simply doesn't work as well …

Hi, Would it be possible to have dgVoodoo2 pass its output API calls through DXVK for Vulkan compatibility? If there were a checkbox under the API selection drop down menu, you could have dgVoodoo2 navigate to (for example if DX11 was set) "./dxvk/dxgi.dll" and "./dxvk/d3d11.dll". Any thoughts? …

Hi all. I was wondering why it is that seemingly no one has tried to emulate the SC-55. Is it just due to the closed nature of things surrounding its architecture, or is it the possibility of Roland taking someone to court for even so much as using recorded samples of the SC-55? In theory it should …

The Roland JP-8000 is an virtual analog synthesizer. It doesn't have soundbanks for General MIDI sounds and therefore won't work for game music playback. If you're looking for a sound module for games like Doom, get yourself a Roland SC-55. Ah, I see. Thanks! Still curious as to how it will sound …

I tried to look for any mention of GM or GS, but found nothing. Its 8 voice polyphony is also three times less than what the SC-55 had at 24.

Sooo.... I have the chance of purchasing a Roland JP-8000 synthesizer for not too much money. Since I'm a bit of a Doom nerd, I was thinking I can grab one of those USB to MIDI active adapters and send the MIDI data from my source port of choice and mix it with my PC's stereo sound output. Pretty …