CLassic hard wired controller #16
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Classic NES controller to pins 21,22,27 Adjusted synclevel for stable picture
…lor bleeding between pixels. Force black on bejond line 240 on PAL.
… NTSC palette. Reverted sync level to 40 (can be adjusted in config.h)
…fig.h. removed duplicate off video levels in emu.h
…he color burst to improve NTSC sync/color detection (incl. new palletes to match). Split PAL and NTSC render schemes. Make sure to use floats and not doubles.
… the sync and made the sync to really match 4.7us (things should be close to spec now)
…e). R-type is now working and many other games have no or less slowdowns
Hi what do you mean by SD card support FAT 8.3 filenames ? sort file names , SD card did work for me |
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You have to format the SD card as FAT16 (I am not sure that FAT32 will work but it might) further more you'll need to make filenames no more than 8+3char long ex. "supmario.nes" (I have not tried if it works with longer ones) and lastly make sure that you put the ROMs in the correct folder on the SD card (see the config.h /nonfredo for NES), you'll also need to edit/uncoment the define there (//#define USE_SD_CARD) to enable the SD cards as ROM source (instead of SPIFFs). I noticed that you published videos on these emulators on your youtube channel and pass it along as if you made all the work with no references the true devs... make sure to link to the correct places and give credit where credit is due! |
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Hi,
First of all thanks a bunch for the huge amount of work you put into this! I enjoyed it a lot :)
I made a few changes that you might want to add (or not)
I added a hard wired classic controller faking HID events and placed most of the code in the IR_INPUT.H file.
I also took the GENERIC_OTHER code to make it possible to access the file menu from the controller by pressing LEFT+SELECT
I also had to adjust the sync level for the NTSC signal to make it stable on my TV but I have only tested it on one TV....
Cheers