MiSTer FPGA Forum

@CartoonDonkey Sounds like quite the argument for buying the real thing to me.

There wouldn't be any ROMs in that folder because it's not valid. Can't say what's going on otherwise.

I'd be very surprised if it's a core issue - sounds like that would be entirely governed by the game code itself.

I was working up a list of NTSC-only titles for years, so I may work backward and derive things from there.

That being said...what is the current intention for PAL titles? Will/should they be run at 50Hz? What about scaling?

@limi Is there any way of doing so without necessarily being familiar with the games? I'm afraid I grew up in NTSC-land and wouldn't necessarily know whether music is correct at PAL timings. (For example, the way I remember the Powermonger opening theme is WAY different than my European brethren!)

rcade wrote: ↑Sun Jan 21, 2024 10:10 pm

Which is odd, because OneLoad is all PAL versions.

Not sure that's universally true, but in this case in particular I suspect they may have 'borrowed' Remember's release.

The OneLoad64 version also works perfectly in NTSC =)

FPGA64 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 19, 2024 7:52 pm

is the current tip

https://github.com/MiSTer-unstable-nigh ... 161247.rbf

Oh duh - thanks =)

C-R-T wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 8:16 pm

Damn, son. Core's getting updated daily these days! Get the latest one right here:

https://github.com/MiSTer-unstable-nigh ... ble-builds

Which build ID is more current? I can't tell between the two latest, the lowest resolution appears to be the day/date.

The connection is likely the issue, as I had this as well. Opening it up and repositioning the prong did it for me, but if you want absolute assurance you can always just solder it.

I guess the real question is how underserved those communities are.

TI-99/4A, for example, has LONG had a very active home at AtariAge, of all places. I don't know where Analogue customers tend to congregate currently.

I strongly suspect you have two controllers both reporting as Xbox controllers but with different actual button layouts.

The only solution there is to switch at least one of them to D-input if possible.

You want PDL adapters to avoid grounding issues.

[Main] is technically a "core" - whatever resolution you set for it is what it will use.

@riblad_om Are you using the unpublished core that actually saves NIBs? The 'official' one doesn't AFAIK.

@bonko I'd assume so, my 1TB equivalent is fine.

@AngelicLiver Ease of transport and higher speeds than flash drives.

RIP Hobbes. It's almost as famous as Aminet.

antibolo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2024 9:48 pm

So outside of SNAC, it sounds like the best possible controller for MiSTer is Nintendo's own NSO N64 controller for Switch, right?

If you're looking for the OG look and feel of the controller, yes.

pbsk8 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2024 9:19 pm

do you have example of games with scratchy sounds? I would like to test with my v2.5 ram

viewtopic.php?p=80477#p80477

@parawizard Sadly, I've yet to see a single rebuild kit that even approaches the quality of the shitty Nintendo plastic...I got very tired of annual rebuilds and just wanted something reliable and trouble-free. That joystick definitely hit the sweet spot.

Why USB, though? SNAC is fantastic.

Obviously I'm referring to the former, because quite literally nobody cares about the latter. If you read the thread on the software vs. hardware emulation topic, parallelism is the first (and basically only) advantage I give to FPGA.