Open boomlinde opened 3 years ago
Is this the right place to ask? It's unclear to me whether scandoubling is part of the MiSTer framework or entirely up to the individual cores.
Scandoubler doesn't support interlaced modes. Not sure if it will.
This can be considered a feature request, then. I don't know if much work would be involved in implementing it or if it's simply a matter of priorities and goals for the project, but I think VGA monitors are a great option for low-latency analog display for the MiSTer except for the lack of support for interlaced modes. I think a solution implemented similarly to the MiST scandoubler would be a great addition even if it only displays otherwise unprocessed fields one at a time.
While the scandoubler is enabled, my monitor refuses to display the video signal. The signal seems to revert to a non-scandoubled TV mode.
I understand that you can't properly form a complete interlaced picture comprised of both fields without a frame buffer, but Minimig-AGA on the original MiST still does a decent job at displaying the picture somehow. I guess it's just scandoubling the individual fields as though they were progressive frames. The result is still comparable IMO to the Amiga output on a 1084 (in terms of legibility and eye pain).
Could something like this be implemented for the MiSTer core?