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OK now it makes sense. The CD device has its own AV port with the CD expansion sound channels mixed. If you instead use the RF or AV (in the case of a CoreGrafx, SuperGrafx or LT) port on the console, the CD audio would be missing.
Long story short, the SSD3 is missing this CD AV port, and RGB is the only option since the AV on the console won't work with CD games.
No AV is not good. I think I remember hearing that some video features only works on the PC Engine's composite video output, and not on the RGB.
The Terraonion team told me their SD system 3 works with AV but no sound with CD games, it was already the case apparently with the original device if linked with AVWhich original device? The original CD system should work fine with AV, and there usually isn't any other option.
On Twitter he said it would likely be the next thing he looks into but made no promises.
Really? That's interesting. Beyond obviously AV I/O, the HuCard slot seems to have most of the same data/system bus access. Maybe the only exception is the CD Detect, which I guess Krikzz could find a workaround. The SSD3 also has save features, and full system/arcade card support. The main difference would be that it provides RGB video output without mod, but there's several devices and cables that do that now from the expansion port.
The unofficial OS supports storing Backup RAM save files on the SD card. That's better than Ten no Koe Bank.I didn't know it exists. Does it work with first versions of Turbo ED ?
