plenty left if anyone is interested.
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-Jose
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Show posts MenuQuote from: MotherGunner on 01/06/2011, 11:58 PMHas anyone modded a TG Express with one of these?I don't have TG Express to try. If I get one I'll post it, or if someone wants to have it modded send me a pm.
Quote^^^ Still the scariest part of the whole modbah, once you do one it's not bad. Definitely use the right wire gauge, I like 28AWG.
Quote from: SignOfZeta on 12/13/2010, 10:42 PMI don't remember what voltage I actually saw where I picked up power for my chip, but looking at photos I took at the time it looks like its downstream of one of those same regulators so...probably 5V.That is a 5V point. If your not doing a component mod, 5V from a Duo-R and Duo-RX (don't have a regular Duo but should be the same) is enough to power the region chips and an S-Video mod as well without issues. TG16 for sure needs higher voltage though.
Despite some criticism here of the size wire I used this mod has been going strong with zero problems since Feb 2008.
QuoteWow. The new shots you put up, electro, are great. The difference between composite and composite out from CXA1645 is impressive.Thanks, the composite out is really nice from the CXA1645, but s-video is better
Quote from: ccovell on 12/13/2010, 06:40 AMOverall, the CXA colour is more vibrant in composite, but I think I see one thing that's degraded: areas of grey, like the Gigazombie's mask, have rainbow interference in the CXA composite pic but not in the original Turbo composite.You are right, there is a little rainbowing with the CXA1645, using a CXA2075 would eliminate almost all the rainbows. I didn't have any extras though.
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 12/13/2010, 05:50 AMNice shots there, electrochip.I agree taking shots of a CRT is hard, you can see I got better doing it by the time I got to the Doraemon shots. I wanted to give people an idea as to what to expect with any video mod. I've managed to make some people rethink the quality of the composite out of the PCE, which was supposed to be great. I thought it looked great too, until I dropped in a CXA1645 and compared them, and S-Video is no doubt WAY better, then component is another step up. People should at least do the S-Video and see all the colors and details that were missed in their favorite games.
I agree that photographing CRT displays is an art unto itself and resizing the picture in very small steps to avoid moiré is important. But it doesn't mean it can be done and reflect the quality differences at hand. Electrochip did pretty well with his Doreamon shots, but his shots previous to that aren't done as well.
Quote from: SignOfZeta on 12/12/2010, 04:28 AMThe Neo's and the early MD's use the craptastic CXA1145, rainbow banding and fuzziness everywhere. The last MD models used the CXA1645, which gives better composite and S-Video.Quote from: Tatsujin on 12/12/2010, 02:12 AMSure, S-Video >>>>>>>> AV Composite, that's absolutely no new story. But I am more amazed by the composite comparison between oiginal output and CXA output.I'm not that surprised. I mean, look at how composite looks on systems like Neo Geo AES or Mega Drive (f-ing awful) compared to PC Engine or SNES (rather good). Assuming there is no problem with the RGB video coming straight out of the video chip then the issue with the Neo and MD must be crappy encoders. Their issue being, I assume, that they have their composite circuits integrated into other chips which causes noise and such from RF and the sharing of voltage supplies with other things.
QuoteSure, S-Video >>>>>>>> AV Composite, that's absolutely no new story. But I am more amazed by the composite comparison between oiginal output and CXA output.Me too, I couldn't believe the difference in composite outputs. Anyways I added component out as well.
Quote$150 shipped? Seems quite high honestly. Especially for the crowd on this site.I'm open to offers, what do you think is a fair price?