slingshot wrote:PhantombrainM wrote:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing
Thanks! It's a good start.
I think the MISTer core is a new CIA so I can skip the "old cia" tests?
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slingshot wrote:PhantombrainM wrote:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing
Thanks! It's a good start.
PhantombrainM wrote:
I think the MISTer core is a new CIA so I can skip the "old cia" tests?
PhantombrainM wrote:Okay, that's interesting. Many of the tests I have entered in the table fail. And very often it said "old cia." Since my C64C showed the same errors, I thought to myself, this is because the MISTer core and my C64C have the new CIA and therefore the behavior is identical. I almost wanted to remove the "old cia" from my test chart. Tomorrow I'll unscrew my C64C and check which chips are in it and add the info to the compatibility list.
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--when X"06" => -- F2
when X"09" => key_plus <= pressed;
--when X"0A" => -- F8
--when X"0B" => -- F6
when X"0C" => restore_key <= pressed; -- F4
pomegran wrote:Hi everybody,
Newbie question here so apologies if it's dumb!
Are most people using Mister and the C64 core outputting to a CRT? I'm having issues across all cores with running a completely smooth horizontal scroll (whether this is PAL at 50.9Hz for the C64 or NTSC Genesis @ 60.2Hz). I appreciate it's probably a sync issue between Mister and my Samsung flatscreen, but do most of you use CRT output or are you putting up with a slide judder?
Any pointers around helping with .ini settings would be useful too.
Thanks
yellperil wrote:I just read a little about the way the official Arduino library works, seems a bit limited.
It didn't seem promising for this combination shift-F1 (C64) => shift-F1 (PC)
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/KeyboardModifiers
ghogan42 wrote:Many people use the option "vsync_adjust=1" in their mister.ini. That option lets mister match the refresh rate of the core even over hdmi. But not every tv will sync to off-spec video. You can create subsections in your ini as well for any cores that need special options if you find some cores have no video with this option enabled.
THaase wrote:@Sorgelig: Nice- but I prefer small PCB with according connector .... and finally the original KB in some acryllic glass 'case'.
Might be also easy to implement for Amiga/ZX81/ZX Spectrum and some others ... so having the original feeling with the original KB
Sorgelig wrote:Isn't 128D keyboard too bulky? MiSTer board is very small. It can fit into C128 case, so no cable resebling 380V power cable required.
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