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First a little background: I'm attempting to put a computer in an arcade cabinet similar to a "MAME cabinet", but running different software (under win2k)
The monitor is a standard-rez arcade monitor-- which means it does 320x200 @ 15khz, or 640x480 @15khz interlaced.
I have a device that does a conversion from 30khz to 15khz, but I'm not certain how to even get the refresh rate down that slow in win2k-- does anyone have any ideas? (It SHOULD be possible. I can do it with a driver modifier in win98, but I am hoping for a solution that works in win2k, and hopefully a cleaner one)
I would prefer not ot have to go back to win98, as I lose some functionality that would be nice. A 30khz solution should be fine as the screen currently displays as two side-by-side images at 60khz.
Any help is appreciated!
--Mike
The monitor is a standard-rez arcade monitor-- which means it does 320x200 @ 15khz, or 640x480 @15khz interlaced.
I have a device that does a conversion from 30khz to 15khz, but I'm not certain how to even get the refresh rate down that slow in win2k-- does anyone have any ideas? (It SHOULD be possible. I can do it with a driver modifier in win98, but I am hoping for a solution that works in win2k, and hopefully a cleaner one)
I would prefer not ot have to go back to win98, as I lose some functionality that would be nice. A 30khz solution should be fine as the screen currently displays as two side-by-side images at 60khz.
Any help is appreciated!
--Mike
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