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My favorite so far, is using it to test the latency of 3rd part controllers. The MiSTer hardware can also be used as a tool for many different uses. Shielded VGA Cable / BNC cable retrorgb.link/amazon Some setups might benefit from just buying a “MiSTer SCART cable”, while others might be better using a VGA cable into a SCART adapter – Performance is identical, it’s just a matter of what connector and equipment is easier for you: If you’re going into any SCART equipment like a switch, you’ll want a cable or solution that provides a 470 ohm resistor on the sync line.
If you’re going directly into a PVM or BVM, a cheap “VGA to BNC” cable will be fine. I recommend getting one bundled with your favorite style case.īoth methods of outputting RGB SCART (I/O board and direct video) output voltage levels designed for RGB monitors. I/O Boards are available from many sellers. You can still get dual-output for streaming with Direct Video by using an HDMI Splitter to route the signal to a capture card as well – You’ll just need to compensate for the lower resolution in OBS.
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At the moment, the I/O board is great for people who need component video, or independent dual-output for things like 240p or 480p over analog and 1080p (or others) over HDMI. There are two ways to get analog video from a MiSTer: Using an I/O board, or an HDMI to VGA adapter. Here’s some official documentation from the MiSTer team, if you need any help: / You can use the updater that comes with Mr. More on analog video options below:Īs shown in the video, you really only need two pieces of software: The “Mr. I strongly recommend referencing the MiSTerAddons latency database to see which controllers work best, but here’s some cheap USB-based ones that are great:Ĭases / Kits / Parts): Here’s some great stores to find cases, fully-completed MiSTer’s and even RGB and JAMMA adapters. Here’s some wifi-only ones I’ve personally tested if you’re interested, but the above solution is probably better: TP-Link: / D-Link: Ĭontrollers: MiSTer supports low-latency USB controllers and can essentially be a “zero lag” solution.
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WiFi / Bluetooth Modules: I’ve been liking these Bluetooth + Wifi (2.4 & 5GHz) modules, as they’re cheaper than many of the wifi-only ones and work just as well:
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This one has been my favorite lately and is an easy, compact way to have full keyboard & mouse access: USB Keyboard: This can be any USB keyboard and isn’t something specific to the MiSTer project. USB to MicroUSB Adapter, to connect your existing, powered hub: A powered USB hub is required for most (but not all) WiFi modules. You can get a cheap, passive hub if you just need a controller adapter. USB Hub: The only USB port accessible for use with controllers and keyboards is the MicroUSB port in the front, all the way to the right. RAM Module: Just the DE-10 alone can use a few cores, but a 128MB RAM module will allow for every core including Neo Geo!:
Here’s the main page of the device, but you can often find it through other resellers: Unfortunately, these are often out of stock due to the part shortage. Check out their documentation here: ĭE-10 Nano: This is the heart of the MiSTer project and there are no alternatives. The MiSTer team has provided great documentation, but this page should be helpful as a quick reference guide. Setup and use has gotten really simple and I created a quick video to get you started, with links and more instructions below:
3ds hd screen mod.The MiSTer is an open-source project that emulates consoles, computers and arcade boards via FPGA.
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