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Reddit mentions of AYA 10Ft (10 Feet) Coaxial HD15 VGA to 5 BNC RGBHV Male to Male Cable with Ferrites
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of AYA 10Ft (10 Feet) Coaxial HD15 VGA to 5 BNC RGBHV Male to Male Cable with Ferrites. Here are the top ones.
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Double-shield to provide the maximum immunity to environmental EMI and RFI. Fully support HDTV video and RGB high resolution standards.Integrated ferrite on HD15 cable end for enhanced system electromagnetic compatibility. Quintuple coax connector for standard high definition 75 Ohm inputs.Red, Green, Blue, Gray or White for Horizontal Sync and Black for Vertical Sync. Connectors: 5 BNC(RGBHV) male to D-sub HD-15 pin VGA male.Perfect for HD High Definition Television HDTV Video Projectors Workstation Laptop Computer Monitors Display Card And Other Security & Surveillance Equipment
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 11 Inches |
| Size | 10 feet |
| Width | 6 Inches |
Hey all!
This is probably old news for many of you but for those thinking of setting up GroovyMAME with CRT_EmuDriver, do it; you won't be disappointed. It is a little bit of mucking around but the fruits of your labour are well worth it.
Some helpful links that I've collected along the way:
GroovyMAME -- Get the latest GroovyMAME from here. This forum is also pretty active so if you get stuck, you may find someone else in a similar spot as you. A great resource!
CRT_EmuDriver -- Get the latest CRT_EmuDriver versions here. Also has guides for setting up based on your selected hardware / software setup.
Wavebeam Guide -- Excellent and comprehensive guide from Wavebeam detailing the entire setup (including software and hardware requirements). Given that it is over a year old, use it as a reference to give you an idea of what is involved. The hardware aspects are pretty much the same now, but some of the pieces relating to software you will want to seek more up-to-date info.
Buttersoft Windows + CRT / PVM Guide -- buttersoft's supremely thorough thread on hooking your PC up to your CRT / PVM. Lots of great info here.
GroovyMAME Setup Thread -- Recap's thread on setting up GroovyMAME. The guides and posts on the Eiusdemmodi forum are descriptive and thorough. In particular, you should read this post as it has useful information pertaining to audio latency (search for 'PortAudio') and I foolishly missed it the first time and wasted a lot of unnecessary time with ASIO4ALL.
As for my setup, before I begin, I will point out that it is not ideal for someone planning to avoid Windows and boot directly into a MAME frontend. For that, you should really consider a discrete card that be flashed with Calamity's ATOM-15 -- more info here. I went the way I did because I wanted to be able to keep my computer relatively versatile given that I already have a dedicated cabinet.
With that out of the way...I spent probably more than I needed to getting this up and running. I couldn't find a whole lot of info about people who have set this up on relatively "new" hardware. Most people tend to favour older OS's and discrete cards, whereas I was more interested in Windows 10 and an AMD APU based system after reading this post outlining the hardware behind the recent SkyCurser arcade game. Enough waffling on:
It is all hooked up to my Olympus OEV-203 via a VGA to RGBHV cable, with the H/V sync on a BNC Y adaptor (male to dual female). I am just running the audio through the mono speaker on the PVM at the moment using a 3.5mm to RCA cable with a RCA Y splitter.
Hope this helps some of you. Good luck!
Crtemudriver already outputs 1 sync(csync) over the hsync pin of vga when you set it to in vmmaker(the program used to configure your allowed modelines). To get it into a pvm all you need is a vga to 5 bnc breakout cable and to plug hsync(first plug after rgb plugs) into the external sync bnc jack. Ex. here:https://www.amazon.com/10Ft-Coaxial-RGBHV-Cable-Ferrites/dp/B01FNAO9O4/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=vga+to+bnc&qid=1570031901&sr=8-6
and here: https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-Coax-RGBHV-Monitor-Cable/dp/B0033AF5Y0/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=vga+to+bnc&qid=1570031901&sr=8-4
The first one can go right from your video card's vga port into your pvm, the second can go from your vga port to a bnc cable to your pvm or using a vga female to female adapter can connect to a vga cable(which is connected to the video card), then to bnc male to male couplers on your pvm's bnc jacks. You can buy different/cheaper cables those are just examples of what they should look like.
If you have a JVC TM-H or DT-V monitor(or many presentation monitors and some ikegamis) you can just stick with h+v sync and plug all 5 lines in, which is what I do. I have to keep crtemudriver on h+vsync to use a few of my converters/sync processors anyway and my main monitor is a 1950cg. Cheers!