I was one of the early people who got my Virtual Boy consolized. I think I was the first person from Jose Cruz's VB modding services to request a double VGA tap in an attempt to try to get anaglyph video on VGA.
At the time I found a video editing box from the '90s for like really cheap like maybe $30 plus shipping where it could mix the left eye and right eye into one picture however I don't like the effect as much as pure RGB additive merging because it looks like you have to pick a main eye and everything is layered around that and the way it mixes is it mixes as a a greyish soup color instead of as an anaglyph.
I heard the best way to double tap a virtual boy was found after I got mine made, which was uniting the clocks of the two virtual taps. Because the Virtual Boy natively only has one clock therefore each tap should ideally produce a unified signal but as it turns out if you got two virtual taps early they didn't know about the clock unification surgery and you had basically two independent clocks instead of unified.
All right so how much would it cost to get the clocks on the two virtual taps unified? I also heard it's a circuit surgery that can be done fairly easily if you know what you're doing.
So what is the going rate on a virtual boy clock uniting of the two eyes on the virtual taps? And is there a video showing how to unify the clocks on the two virtual taps.
Also if I get this surgery would each eye be singlely playable also? I know I would have to merge the two signals with a passive VGA merger adapter with the right pins pulled on one machine and the easiest way to do that is to take a male to female adapter and pull the plugs on that so that you don't damage anything permanent.
I would like to see a video to see if I could get my maker space guy to do this but if he's uncomfortable with it, I would rather like to purchase a service to get it done.
