ZSNES board

snes6502,

Could i get a copy of your compiled XBE when your done??

i have been unable to port it myself

TIA

Blargg, do you currently have plans for a PAL filter (that would also work on 60 Hz), given that you can gather enough information? I'm sure all us PAL people would really appreciate that. (I know I would!) i might be able to help out. if you need any help, i got pal snes and nes and i got a tv car...

...thats why (when available) i always use pal60 over the RGB scart port, its a more stable image, no black bars and better color than regular pal50 Ah yes, bless GC PAL60. :D I never used DC PAL60 on the other hand because you couldn't correct the offset screen position from the scart image (the l...

Well i just quoted over the ntsc-j info, i guess its wrong :D never seen an ntsc-j tv in action about the pal scanlines i know the scanlines should be there, but i checked it on 10+ different tv's and there are no visable scanlines once i get close enough i do see vertical lines (im at less than 30 ...

If you're not using Gaussian interpolation, go away, no one cares. I don't *care* how 'good' it might sound; it's not what the SNES used, so it's irrelevant to getting ZSNES to output 96kHz. personally i dont agree i do prefer the options for either Exactly like the original snes or the option for ...

i did not read the whole thread

but i used the logitech app to make a profile for emulators, which disables all the analogue controls

First of al i want to thank you for the great NTSC filter! As i live in pal-land i would love to see a pal version of your filter unlike NTSC there are no visable scanlines on pal TV's, but the colorbleeding should be about the same i know you dont have a paltv and no pal systems (yet) i found an in...