Yes, that is exactly what it does: crop 8/12 pixels from top and bottom so 16/24 in total.
If you are ever in question about these things: you can look for the source resolution if you press left in the OSD on the same page where you can set the volume.
Primeira_Fase wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 6:57 amIt seems like these guys found a solution to the latency issue in DDR3 on another FPGA board, but it's DDR3 memory as well.
Look the logs.
Completly different story.
Mazamars has a dedicated DDR3 that is not shared with other components. With hardware like this, we would have zero issues.
You database is not working, make sure you download it and put it with the correct name in the folder on the sdcard.
Double check when starting OoT that in system settings the CIC is set correct and no "database missing" overlay appears
Unfortunatly external drives via USB will result in increased access times, no matter how fast the drive itself is.
As the PSX core needs CD data in realtime, every random delay can lead to issues.
Therefore I cannot really recommend anything USB based.
Network drives however work fine and SDcard also.
Not yet, need to look what the issue is.
I don't get the question...just copy over the rbf with winscp either into the root folder (where mister.ini is) or where your psx core is (games folder?)
I have also run into this yesterday when i made further changes. I don't understand why it's sometimes there and mostly not.
As my new build has this 100% of the time, i can easily research it and i will fix it.
I don't have a solution ready, but i can promise you to look into it after the christmas days.
I put a new version on discord that should fix it, you might want to test.
Sounds like your TV has to sync because of the resolution change.
You can try to set vsync_adjust = 0 in your mister.ini to test if that is the issue or not.
You can put a request in the mister main repo on github and you will get an answer from Sorg if he will (consider) implement or why it is not useful or needed.
It's a valid request, because often you don't know the defaults and might want to go back to them, so you can try it.
Other way around: the core only asks for DPAD, Stick is only mapped in Mister Main.
Don't move the stick in the cores input config and it should be fine.
Yes, only for 480i and also only for HDMI, not analog out.
the purpose is to get rid of combining artifacts from 480i not for outputting 480p over analog for CRT monitors.
Yes, currently only MBC5 with fixed rom and ram size is really implemented, but second gen uses MBC3 and a different rom size, so they don't work yet.
Wow, I have never seen that and cannot imagine what the reason is.
Thank you for testing and reporting back.
Did you try to swap the sdcards to be sure it is really the board?
Could be it was only a setting in the end and it would be great to know if that was the case.
I'm not aware of such a function, sorry.
Rumble seems to work only wireless for now, but that works fine.
Assignment LEDs are all on for wired and first one for wireless.
Maybe you are on some old "zImage_dtb" image?