Closed c0pperdragon closed 4 years ago
Can you try this version:
The Interlace mode looks like it has a balanced top and bottom overscan now with 1680x1050 output resolution. I can not switch to 1280x1024, because the single-button mode does no longer work after swapping out the kernel file. Do I have to make any changes to my setup to re-activate this feature?
The way single button mode is selected was changed: Please update to the current release version first then replace the kernel file with the above: https://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI/releases https://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI/releases/download/20200916_6310e8c/RGBtoHDMI_20200916_6310e8c.zip
Interlaced display is perfect now.
I have adjusted my configuration to the "Trailing -ve" sampling option in preparation for the upcomming SuperDenise-adjusted adapter board. If I got everything correct, this configuration should directly work with it as well. I have also reduced the overscan a bit because the right area was a bit narrower where the Amiga set the last two pixels to black already. Also when running my Agnus in NTSC mode, the right overscan ends with a strange jagged border. So 712 pixels is now my maximum width that should fit all purposes. Amiga.txt
I have adjusted my configuration to the "Trailing -ve" sampling option
Yes, the above kernel has the corrected text for the sampling option.
BTW the menus are a very flickery in interlaced mode because they are only written on alternate fields.
Hi @IanSB
As previously mentioned: When using 1280x1024 output resolution, an interlaced workbench is off by one interlaced line.
This can also not be fixed by adjusting the vertical offset, because then the picture is too up. Even if it could be fixed by adjustements, I guess, the non-interlaced picture would be off instead.
For larger output resolutions this effect is basically the same, but there it is not so noticable: