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Yes we do!djsquare wrote:oh my God we have Sega CD now?
There is option to set region priority. If game includes this region then it will be used.VanZan wrote:May I ask a noob question? When I start up this core I always forget to change the region from JP to that of my SORII rom (USA). Is there a way to set a default region and keep it at that? My roms all have (USA) in their title you see.
Perhaps foolishly all my roms have a .MD extension which defaults to EU I think. I suspect the easiest solution is to get them all as .GEN files and then select auto region based on extension.
:edit: Or just rename the USA MD ones to GEN!! Got it.
The MiSTer FPGA platform plays this demo with one minor bug. As of Genesis core "11/17/19", there is a glitch that will occur @1:07 -- the cyborg's color will change to an off-color red and color bleeding can be seen at the bottom of the screen. I recorded the same video on the Analogue Mega SG for comparison's sake (played flawlessly).
No problem on my MiSTer.hyperterminal wrote:I want to report a bug in the Genesis core found by the user Sho on YouTube. Affected is (at least) the demo The Spiral:
The MiSTer FPGA platform plays this demo with one minor bug. As of Genesis core "11/17/19", there is a glitch that will occur @1:07 -- the cyborg's color will change to an off-color red and color bleeding can be seen at the bottom of the screen. I recorded the same video on the Analogue Mega SG for comparison's sake (played flawlessly).
I can confirm the bug (Genesis 19.11.17). See attached screenshot.Sorgelig wrote:No problem on my MiSTer.hyperterminal wrote:I want to report a bug in the Genesis core found by the user Sho on YouTube. Affected is (at least) the demo The Spiral:
The MiSTer FPGA platform plays this demo with one minor bug. As of Genesis core "11/17/19", there is a glitch that will occur @1:07 -- the cyborg's color will change to an off-color red and color bleeding can be seen at the bottom of the screen. I recorded the same video on the Analogue Mega SG for comparison's sake (played flawlessly).
Looks like misbehaved video grabber with bleeding colors. Shitload from commercial competitor as it's clearly mentioned
It seens to work ok here if using sdram i can only reproduce the bug if i force to ddr3 ram in the osdThreepwood wrote:
I can confirm the bug (Genesis 19.11.17). See attached screenshot.
That fixes it! Wow, that was fast, Sorg =)Sorgelig wrote:Genesis.zip
The issue still persists if the "ROM Storage" option is switched to DDR3. If the option is switched to SDRAM or Auto it is fixed.Sorgelig wrote:It wasn't fast. it was there for some time already.
According to Sorgelig's release logZReport wrote:The issue still persists if the "ROM Storage" option is switched to DDR3. If the option is switched to SDRAM or Auto it is fixed.
Is this an issue with my RAM or ?
this looks like an issue with DDR3 memory in general because of its higher latency. See here for more details on this topic: http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=38115). If you want 100 % accuracy you should use SDRAM instead.Sorgelig wrote:Genesis:
- Bus arbiter fixes for better accuracy (srg320)
- Support for SDRAM (if available) for better accuracy.
- Some fix in YM2612
- Update the framework.
Ah, thanks. I'll keep it set to SDRAM. Is there a reason why the DDR3 option exists if it's less accurate?hyperterminal wrote:According to Sorgelig's release logZReport wrote:The issue still persists if the "ROM Storage" option is switched to DDR3. If the option is switched to SDRAM or Auto it is fixed.
Is this an issue with my RAM or ?this looks like an issue with DDR3 memory in general because of its higher latency. See here for more details on this topic: http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=38115). If you want 100 % accuracy you should use SDRAM instead.Sorgelig wrote:Genesis:
- Bus arbiter fixes for better accuracy (srg320)
- Support for SDRAM (if available) for better accuracy.
- Some fix in YM2612
- Update the framework.
So that people who don't have the SDRAM can still run the core.ZReport wrote: Ah, thanks. I'll keep it set to SDRAM. Is there a reason why the DDR3 option exists if it's less accurate?
What is your frame of reference for the "correct" speed? Europe uses the PAL video standard, which is 50 frames per second. The US and Japan use NTSC 60 frames per second. If you're used to 60, 50 will seem slow in comparison. I'm guessing this is what's happening, though to be honest, I didn't realize selecting the region automatically decided the frame rate. (though that would make sense I suppose)tenshin2002 wrote:Hi can anybody explain this issue?
When I load MegaMan the Wily Wars it runs too slow unless I set the Core to US. But this game is a European release that was never released in the US. It's weird that it runs at the correct speed if I set it to the wrong region.
Yeah I know about all that. I live in Sweden so I'm used to pal standards. But this release is PAL specific as I mentioned it never release in the US. I played this back in the day and it's obvious that it runs to slow in Mister setting the core to Eu which is weird. Try it your self. It's very obvious on the title screen as the music plays way to slow. Also the Capcom sound is obvious.drj3rk wrote:What is your frame of reference for the "correct" speed? Europe uses the PAL video standard, which is 50 frames per second. The US and Japan use NTSC 60 frames per second. If you're used to 60, 50 will seem slow in comparison. I'm guessing this is what's happening, though to be honest, I didn't realize selecting the region automatically decided the frame rate. (though that would make sense I suppose)tenshin2002 wrote:Hi can anybody explain this issue?
When I load MegaMan the Wily Wars it runs too slow unless I set the Core to US. But this game is a European release that was never released in the US. It's weird that it runs at the correct speed if I set it to the wrong region.
Check your video_mode and vsync_adjust setting in your Mister.ini, by default vsync_adjust=0 means it force core to run at display refresh rate, vsync_adjust=2 should force to sync display at core frequency with diminish compatibility between some flat screen and cores.tenshin2002 wrote:Yeah I know about all that. I live in Sweden so I'm used to pal standards. But this release is PAL specific as I mentioned it never release in the US. I played this back in the day and it's obvious that it runs to slow in Mister setting the core to Eu which is weird. Try it your self. It's very obvious on the title screen as the music plays way to slow. Also the Capcom sound is obvious.drj3rk wrote:What is your frame of reference for the "correct" speed? Europe uses the PAL video standard, which is 50 frames per second. The US and Japan use NTSC 60 frames per second. If you're used to 60, 50 will seem slow in comparison. I'm guessing this is what's happening, though to be honest, I didn't realize selecting the region automatically decided the frame rate. (though that would make sense I suppose)tenshin2002 wrote:Hi can anybody explain this issue?
When I load MegaMan the Wily Wars it runs too slow unless I set the Core to US. But this game is a European release that was never released in the US. It's weird that it runs at the correct speed if I set it to the wrong region.
Pretty sure it was also released in Japan, so it was made for 60Hztenshin2002 wrote:Yeah I know about all that. I live in Sweden so I'm used to pal standards. But this release is PAL specific as I mentioned it never release in the US. I played this back in the day and it's obvious that it runs to slow in Mister setting the core to Eu which is weird. Try it your self. It's very obvious on the title screen as the music plays way to slow. Also the Capcom sound is obvious.drj3rk wrote:What is your frame of reference for the "correct" speed? Europe uses the PAL video standard, which is 50 frames per second. The US and Japan use NTSC 60 frames per second. If you're used to 60, 50 will seem slow in comparison. I'm guessing this is what's happening, though to be honest, I didn't realize selecting the region automatically decided the frame rate. (though that would make sense I suppose)tenshin2002 wrote:Hi can anybody explain this issue?
When I load MegaMan the Wily Wars it runs too slow unless I set the Core to US. But this game is a European release that was never released in the US. It's weird that it runs at the correct speed if I set it to the wrong region.
It's worth bearing on mind that although it didn't get a proper release in the US that a US version version does exist and was releasd via Sega Channel.tenshin2002 wrote:Hi can anybody explain this issue?
When I load MegaMan the Wily Wars it runs too slow unless I set the Core to US. But this game is a European release that was never released in the US. It's weird that it runs at the correct speed if I set it to the wrong region.
Thanks for the explanation, will try this evening if that's the case. It's not a problem as I have set the core to US, I just found it strange. I was not aware there was a US ROM for this release.BitsNStuff wrote:It's worth bearing on mind that although it didn't get a proper release in the US that a US version version does exist and was releasd via Sega Channel.tenshin2002 wrote:Hi can anybody explain this issue?
When I load MegaMan the Wily Wars it runs too slow unless I set the Core to US. But this game is a European release that was never released in the US. It's weird that it runs at the correct speed if I set it to the wrong region.
Fortuntely for people these days Sega was the absolute worst company concerning PAL optimisations in the games were often identicle to the NTSC versions. The Mega Drive was a little like the NeoGeo in that some game releases would use the same cart irrelevant of region and then the console would set which version of the game was played.
Start Bare Knuckle and it will either load up Bare Knuckle in Japanese or Streets of Rage in English, open the UI and manually change the region from JP to US or vice versa then choose Reset at the bottom of that page and in will boot up the other game.
I would assume that Mega Man was handled in the same way, I'm not sure if you can nabually switch versions like you can with Bare Knuckle but as therewas a six month gap between the US version and the PAL version, the software on the cart may actually be identicle.
Not all games had the other regions data on the PAL but it was pretty normal. Although Sega was terrible at optimisation due to largely not doing any at all, these days that's often a benefot if you own the PAL cartridge and something like a Mega Sg as you can put the cart in play the game at the full 60 frames.
The US version was only available on the Sega Channel during the 90s but recently it was included on the Sega Genesis Mini and is now available online. Prior to the Sega Genesis Mini the US ROM was not available online.tenshin2002 wrote: Thanks for the explanation, will try this evening if that's the case. It's not a problem as I have set the core to US, I just found it strange. I was not aware there was a US ROM for this release.