MiSTer FPGA Forum

I'm beginning to think the frame drops may only be specific to a few games. I did some more testing and here are my findings: Nothing in the TV settings changes the behavior. I checked way more things than can be listed here. General MiSTer settings do not affect the frame drops. Resolution, color depth, vsync_adjust 0,1,2 change nothing. Focusing ...

So you are getting frame drops? My LG B9 has no issues with SNES or NeoGeo AES. Neogeo on MVS mode (59.17Hz) does have frame drops. Yes, noticeable frame drops in Super Mario World on SNES and Metroid on NES. I wasn't looking for it, but noticed the frame drops in Metroid right away after getting the C1. I'll try a few other things tonight when I ...

Has anyone figured out a fix to this? I just replaced my old Panasonic plasma with an LG C1 and am having this issue now. The old plasma handled NES/SNES and Neo-Geo refresh rates perfectly. But the LG converts to 60.0 for the NES/SNES and 59.94 for the Neo-Geo. Tried a bunch of things but could not get anywhere. So at this point I assume it's just...

Ok, tried the original controller with D9 adapter in the jzintv emulator on Windows, and it's working perfectly with 16 directions. I can only conclude that this is a MiSTer issue then, that it only allows 8 directions. The really crazy thing is that it worked briefly on MiSTer with 16 directions, and then never again after that :? That is strange...

Ok, I had this working properly with 16 directions while testing in handdemo2. Then somehow after doing a few other things, it has reverted to 8 directions and I cannot find a way to enable 16 directions again. I've deleted all mapping configs for the controller and tried remapping from scratch, tried powering on MiSTer with and without controller...

Edit: I'm quoting the below as it only applies to the USB 2.4ghz dongles. I don't know of any way to change the output mode for direct USB connection to controller and you can't exactly connect your original console dongles directly to mister as a USB HiD. The m30 has alternate input modes when using the 2.4ghz dongle (not when using USB cable, wh...

Maybe it would be useful to post the handdemo & handdemo2 ROMs here for everyone to test out their controllers? (Not sure many people will download and install an emulator and then compile the assembly source examples just for this) Handdemo1 and handdemo2 are attached. I had to change the extension of handdemo2 to .int for MiSTer to see it.

Handdemo2 only registering 8 directions here. @ashfall what do you have as far as controller / interface to the Mister? Using the ultimate pc interface and an intellivision flashback controller I'm only seeing eight directions register: Going slowly around the disc with handdemo2 running, starting at the top, you should see the number 4 (N), conti...

16 directions seems to work for me. When I run handdemo2.itv it registers 16 directions. It is a bit sloppy though, could it be interpolating the extra 8 directions? Oh, that would be great if true! I’m using a version of the core from before it was merged into main, and it appeared to be only using 8 directions in-game. I haven’t tried with that ...

I have these 3 controllers from 8bitdo. They are the 2.4g controllers that work with the original consoles. N30 2.4g wireless gamepad for original NES SN30 2.4g wireless gamepad for original SNES/SFC M30 2.4G for SEGA Genesis & Mega Drive I've recently gotten into MiSTer and have been using these controllers in wired mode with a USB cable. They...

This core would be perfect with 16 directions for the real Intellivsion controllers. (Another Ultimate PC interface user here, with reproduction Intellivision flashback controllers.) - It's crucial in some games to be able to move diagonally and shoot diagonally as well. Is any further work being done on this core? Yes, I would definitely love to ...

This core is working really well, your hard work is greatly appreciated. Would it be possible to add the option "Pause when OSD is open:" (choose on or off) like in the NES core? My use case is as follows: I'm using a 2600-daptor d9 to connect a Flashback controller. It works really well like this, but the only way I could figure out how ...