Having real trouble finding info about the Sony ZN-1, so hoping someone here can help me out.
I'm getting weird graphical glitches running a Bloody Roar PCB in my Astro - it's like it's not syncing properly, or maybe running at the wrong resolution. See pics (particularly noticeable at top of screen):
Can anyone confirm if Bloody Roar / ZN-1 in general should be 24khz, or has some other quirk I'm overlooking? Or is there likely a problem with the board?
nem wrote: ↑August 28th, 2020, 4:59 pm
It's definitely 15khz.
Adjusting horizontal hold does nothing?
Thanks for confirming it's 15khz.
Adjusting hold: on the monitor? I don't know, I haven't tried - the hold is fine for every other board I own, so I didn't want to mess around with it. I've never seen a game that needed it's own individual hold adjustments to get it to look okay.
If it's a MS8 the horizontal hold is right there on the remote. There's no harm in adjusting it. If it's a MS9, then it's on the chassis and I could see why you wouldn't want to bother.
It's possible adjusting the hold won't do a thing though. If it was skewed adjusting it would have likely fixed it, garbled probably not.
But yeah, it's a sync issue. Some boards output weird sync.
nem wrote: ↑August 29th, 2020, 12:21 pm
If it's a MS8 the horizontal hold is right there on the remote. There's no harm in adjusting it. If it's a MS9, then it's on the chassis and I could see why you wouldn't want to bother.
It's possible adjusting the hold won't do a thing though. If it was skewed adjusting it would have likely fixed it, garbled probably not.
But yeah, it's a sync issue. Some boards output weird sync.
Yeah, it's an MS9, and it's garbled so I'm concluding it's weird sync like you say. Thanks for the help
