Eboshidori escribió:Recap escribió:It's perfectly accurate, though! "Guinea pig" to you and me.
Yeah, "conejillo de Indias" is "Guinea pig" in english. But in french, it should have been "cochon d'Inde" (a pig from India). I don't know why they choose "rabbit" instead, and "rabbit from america", which does absolutly not refers to the "conejillo de Indias". And I still don't understand the sentence, it's a special expression in spanish ? Because there's no relation whatsoever with computer stuffs, nor monitor things...^^'
"Me encantaría ofrecerme como conejillo de Indias pero yo tampoco tengo uno aún, y estaba un poco esperando a preguntarte a ver."
I'd love to volunteer myself as a guinea pig [for testing out the reprogrammed drivers], but I don't have [a multi-sync monitor] either yet and was waiting in case I decided to ask you about it all.
"Conejillo" is indeed "little rabbit". The animal we use for the simile is different. Some sort of long-tailed rat, if I recall.
OK, I understand better. But it's the same thing: even if you can set lots of resolutions for 24 khz and 31 kHz with the special driver... where are the games that run at those resolutions ? ^^'
As I told you, there's Gain Ground (and all the non-quiz System 24 games, if you ask me, assuming MAME or something emulates them properly one day). But getting 24 kHz modelines is not the question here actually. The point is using a single [big] monitor for all the gaming needs.
There are many games that run at 31 kHz (from PC or other hardware), but it's 640x480, or 640x448 (the PS2 in NTSC, for the very few games designed for). I don't know games that run at a different resolutions. You have some mid 90' PC games that run under 640x480, but you could display them with black border inside a standard 640x480 space.
See above. What do you use for 31-kHz gaming these days? A tiny 20'' VGA PC monitor? I hope you don't!
Yeah, because there aren't much games designed for full 512x512 and 768x512, I guess...
There are a couple worth trying. The best one: http://postback.geedorah.com/revisiones … elt_01.htm
And thanks for the explanation once again. How's it then that all the PCBs I've seen on standard RGB TVs looked okay? And example for good video amplifier?
Edit: And "Las Indias" are in fact "the Americas". Think that our Columbus thought he traveled to Asia that day.