MiSTer FPGA Forum

dickhardpill wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 3:14 am

custom modeline

Sooooo.....

It uses JT's framework, so that is probably the reason it shows up as a JT core.

This might be fixed by having a newly loaded core gradually go from this min or max value to the center value, say during the first few frames, so it becomes inaudible.

The other way around, when exiting a core, would be tricky or maybe not even possible, depending on how the reset button works.

The keyboard works with a Bluetooth dongle right? Maybe something is going on with that?

None of these seem to be available for the Netherlands anymore, for some reason. A friend was interested in getting one as well, but that seems to be tricky now.

There's possibly something wrong with that 0Mhz version. It has been working well with the Top 300 pack. When I get back home I can check if it works on my setup.

AmintaMister wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 10:23 pm

Hi there, unfortunately I've discovered that, while the Recreated works fine with ZX81, in Zx Spectrum core - after 20 minutes (plus or more) of use, it loses systematically the connection...

That is an odd problem, almost sounds like some kind of power saving thing. I hope @pgimeno will be able to fix that.

bazza_12 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 1:49 pm

LamerDeluxe wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:37 am

For some weird reason, I still haven't used my MiSTer on my 65 inch TV, I really should do that some time soon.

a real man doesn't need to brag about the size of his telly..

LOL It was relevant though, as Monos was talking about a big TV. Yet, here I am using the MiSTer on my puny 9 inch iPad display exclusively.

Ironically, most, if not all PAL Amiga15Khz monitors, were made by Philips, equipped with SCART or other types of analog RGB connectors.

Monos wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:08 pm

Indeed. Also cool is watching these demos on a big TV.

For some weird reason, I still haven't used my MiSTer on my 65 inch TV, I really should do that some time soon.

I received my screen protectors a few days ago. Really great that they were available again.

Fantastic how last week's Revision demos are already part of the pack. Also really fun to play them on the Pocket.

That's all fine. I'm sure people (also outside of the MiSTer community) would be interested in a ScummVM pack, if there isn't a good one available already.

Options are a great thing to have, wherever an FPGA solution is not available or working well enough (yet). I also appreciate the option to use ScummVM on MiSTer.

vampsthevampyre wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 1:40 pm

Love to see one I played on holiday in Mallorca when I was 10

Arcade:

Intrepid

I requested that one as well earlier, really fun game.
EDIT: Looks like its hardware isn't shared with other games: https://www.arcade-museum.com/Videogame/intrepid

mrchrister wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 9:20 pm

It can download both. Just run the script twice (with and without prefer_mt32 set)

I tried this, after the non-mt32 downloads were finished and unfortunately it deleted every non-mt32 mgl file again (the media files were untouched). Maybe that is because I have the option to always redownload mgl files enabled.

This is great! I was wondering years ago if something like this would be possible. I guess with the new analog IO boards, with 24-bit VGA output, this could work even better?

Some games I remember using variable brightness (Z output) are: Mine Storm, Web Warp and Dark Tower.

I have a Vectrex, but also a CRT scope, it would be fun to try this.