jesesfbi
Ninja Combat Warrior
- Joined
- Jan 23, 2012
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- 525
Hello,
Okay so here is the story, recently picked up a xrgb3 and a neo geo to japanese 21pin rgb cable.
I hook up my mvs and my neo cd using this cable I get a clear picture and everything is great and dandy and it also worked with my spare Japanese AES(so this rules out the cable problem)
The problem I'm having is my AES(daughter board version) with a 32k serial number is not displaying anything on the xrgb3 using the rgb cable some times I get sound but the sound itself is choppy and no picture. When I did get a picture I would seem to have sync issues where it would bounce from 15khz to 33khz to 45khz and back to 15khz and it won't be stable. The console works perfectly fine using the composite cable.
I did replace 5 of the 6(from what I have dug up are on the video lines) 100uf capacitors with 470uf ones, changed out the 68ohm resistors to the 75ohm resistor. I have an aftermarket psu and is in proper working order, even switched over to use my arcade psu for +5v thinking possibly the aftermarket psu isn't putting out enough amps. Did all that and still not working. Could a possibly bad/dying Sony cxa1145 be causing my issues?
Sincerely Kevin
Okay so here is the story, recently picked up a xrgb3 and a neo geo to japanese 21pin rgb cable.
I hook up my mvs and my neo cd using this cable I get a clear picture and everything is great and dandy and it also worked with my spare Japanese AES(so this rules out the cable problem)
The problem I'm having is my AES(daughter board version) with a 32k serial number is not displaying anything on the xrgb3 using the rgb cable some times I get sound but the sound itself is choppy and no picture. When I did get a picture I would seem to have sync issues where it would bounce from 15khz to 33khz to 45khz and back to 15khz and it won't be stable. The console works perfectly fine using the composite cable.
I did replace 5 of the 6(from what I have dug up are on the video lines) 100uf capacitors with 470uf ones, changed out the 68ohm resistors to the 75ohm resistor. I have an aftermarket psu and is in proper working order, even switched over to use my arcade psu for +5v thinking possibly the aftermarket psu isn't putting out enough amps. Did all that and still not working. Could a possibly bad/dying Sony cxa1145 be causing my issues?
Sincerely Kevin