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Is there any way you could be able to stream or record footage directly from an arcade machine?

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you’ll have to re-wire your jamma harness or do some extender hack… but you can use this

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and get an hdmi signal from your jamma arcade to capture it with any modern hdmi converter

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Darn, that seems complicated. I have no idea how to convince a mall arcade to do this.

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Oh, I thought that this was an arcade cabinet in your basement.

Keep in mind that this would also depend on the arcade cabinet and platform that’s in there; that would determine what type of video signal is being used.
Older cabinets and platforms (like CPS2, CPS3, Neo-Geo) only run on JAMMA, so video comes out as RGBS, whereas even semi-new cabinets and platforms (like the Naomi) can output in VGA.

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The cabinets I was planning on messing with are Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and Tekken 7. So do you think the output could still be messed with? I’d send pictures, but I the mall’s closed at this late hour (9pm Philippine Standard Time).

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Some quick Googling shows that both the TTT2 and T7 board support VGA out (I think); so you might be ok on that.

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Plus confirm if they are the actual arcade boards or console in the cab

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They’re the original machines. With Bana Passports and everything.