ZSNES board

1943 Kai is almost certainly like that on a real PC Engine as well. Sprite-per-scanline limit and whatnot.

Be warned, some emulators may malfunction if you force their video refreshes to be synchronized to vertical blank/retrace at 60Hz and they were not designed for it.

Out of curiosity, what emulator(s) are you referring to?

Are there any dual-DVI 19-20" CRT monitors that can do something like 1280x1024@120 Hz?
Anything less that 120Hz-ish gives flicker for me, or did when I last checked. 100Hz is tolerable, at least.

Feature added, knock yourself out AamirM.

It sounds like you'd need to use a 64-bit version of MSVC so it doesn't run out of address space and crash hard, then?

Aladar wrote:Mednafen, if you want, you can include my code(all or any part) in your emulator.

I think I'll just go with custom colormap loading for now, it's less invasive, and more flexible.

Though, I will change the math Mednafen uses to calculate grayscale color to be closer to the official formula.

Let me see if I can help here. The "act" of hooking your computer up to a TV via composite output REMOVES the need for creating a composite palette option. Nonsense! Though perhaps it would alleviate(to the untrained eye) the need for composite artifact emulation if you like crappy video,...

Aladar, you used the Y, R-Y, B-Y tables formula in patent 5389949, correct? I assume you cross-referenced it with patent 5059955?

The blue resolution on a real system is rather ugly, as ye olde Charles was saying...

Perhaps even allow for custom palettes since the system only has 512 colors. For more flexibility/correctness, a custom colormap/palette should have 1024 entries(512 normal, followed by 512 for no-colorburst mode). Maybe I should add such a feature to Mednafen...I already did for GBA, but I don't k...

bsnes' SDL code does not appear to support hats at all.

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Incontrovertible proof that byuu supports naked head rights!