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tl;dr: Does the naomi output csync when in 15khz mode or not, and if so, on what pin?
extra bullshit: Some VGA pinouts say pin 13 is Hsync or Csync, some say pin 13 is just Hsync with Vsync on 14. I usually run my naomi on a standard VGA monitor in 31khz mode, but I have a PVM showing up tomorrow (assuming the dipshits at fedex haven't broken it in transit) and I wouldn't mind using the NAOMI to test it. I already have a mini db15 -> RCA breakout box made for use with my PS2 for progressive scan games, but since the PS2 is SoG in progressive scan mode, I don't have a jack for sync wired into that. However, I have plenty of room in the box and an extra free RCA to wire to.
Worst case I could run my NAOMI through my capcom IO and use the jamma wiring for video, but it would be a lot easier for me to just grab video straight from the NAOMI assuming it outputs composite sync in 15khz mode. The capcom I/O doesn't combine h and v sync does it? I'd find that surprising.
extra bullshit: Some VGA pinouts say pin 13 is Hsync or Csync, some say pin 13 is just Hsync with Vsync on 14. I usually run my naomi on a standard VGA monitor in 31khz mode, but I have a PVM showing up tomorrow (assuming the dipshits at fedex haven't broken it in transit) and I wouldn't mind using the NAOMI to test it. I already have a mini db15 -> RCA breakout box made for use with my PS2 for progressive scan games, but since the PS2 is SoG in progressive scan mode, I don't have a jack for sync wired into that. However, I have plenty of room in the box and an extra free RCA to wire to.
Worst case I could run my NAOMI through my capcom IO and use the jamma wiring for video, but it would be a lot easier for me to just grab video straight from the NAOMI assuming it outputs composite sync in 15khz mode. The capcom I/O doesn't combine h and v sync does it? I'd find that surprising.