Re: X configuration for a 25Khz arcade monitor

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On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, MEGHAZI FABIEN wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I would like to set up my own mame arcade cabinet, I saw that
> lot of people use AdvanceMame that programs good frequencies
> directly to the video card, but I don't want to use AdvanceMenu,
> I want to code my own menu using SDL under X. But as I don't know
> very much about this, I would like to know if it is possible to
> write a modeline for X so it will use a 640x480 resolution using
> a 25Khz horizontal frequency and a 60Hz Vertical frequency.
> And if it's possible, do I need to get a special gfx card, or
> is there a chance it will work on my old Nvidia Riva TNT 2 ?
> 
> 
> Here are the specification of my monitor :
> 
> 			MEDIUM RESOLUTION
> 
>           HORIZONTAL                    VERTICAL
> Scan Frequency: 25.00 KHz    Scan Frequency: 60.0 Hz
>    Scan Period: 40.0 µSec       Scan Period: 16.7 mSec
>   Active Video: 32.0 µSec      Active Video: 15.4 mSec
>    Video Delay:  7.2 µSec       Video Delay:  1.2 mSec

     115 clocks.                         30 scanlines.

>     Sync Pulse:  4.0 µSec        Sync Pulse:  0.2 mSec
  
     64 clocks.                           5 scanlines.

>      Scan Line: 640 Pixels           Screen: 416 Lines

     htotal                               vtotal

>     Resolution: 512 Pixels       Resolution: 384 Lines

     hdisplay                             vdisplay

>     Clock Freq: 16.00 MHz


   That's 512x384 not 640x480 

# 512x384 @ 60.00 Hz hsync: 25.00 kHz; pclk: 16.00 MHz
  Modeline "512x384" 16.00  512 525 589 640  384 386 391 416  -HSync +VSync


   Yes, a TNT2 should be able to generate that.  You might need to
play with +/- HSync, VSync depending on how picky the monitor is.


			Mark.


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