In Jotego, we have just added compatibility with the Pocket Analogizer device, however, for setting up video and controller options we have decided to use a configuration file containing a 32-bit number.
To create this file, we have created a setup tool in the form of a python script. As it is explained here, the generated file (crtcfg.bin) has to be added manually to the SD card in the path Assets/jtpatreon/common for it to be read by the cores.
We thought it could be interesting for this feature to be added to the Updater if possible.
This configuration file can be divided in three different sections: Analog Video (12 bits), Snac Controllers (8 bits) and the rest (12 bits, now unused).
In the Analog Video section, the values corresponding to the different options is:
Value
Option
0x820
RBGS (SCART)
0xC08
RGsB
0xA08
YPbPr (Component video)
0x900
Y/C NTSC (SVideo, Composite video)
0x980
Y/C PAL (SVideo, Composite video)
0x801
Scandoubler RGBHV (SCANLINES 0%)
0x803
Scandoubler RGBHV (SCANLINES 25%)
0x805
Scandoubler RGBHV (SCANLINES 50%)
0x807
Scandoubler RGBHV (SCANLINES 75%)
0x000
Disable Analog Video
As for the SNAC Controllers:
Value
Option
0x00
None
0x01
DB15 Normal
0x02
NES
0x03
SNES
0x05
PCE 2BTN/6BTN
0x06
PCE Multitap
This way, the final file named crtcfg.bin should have a binary number in the form: Video-SNAC-000000000000, placed in Assets/jtpatreon/common .
Let me know what you think and if there might be any doubt about it.
Thanks!
Hello!
In Jotego, we have just added compatibility with the Pocket Analogizer device, however, for setting up video and controller options we have decided to use a configuration file containing a 32-bit number.
To create this file, we have created a setup tool in the form of a python script. As it is explained here, the generated file (
crtcfg.bin) has to be added manually to the SD card in the pathAssets/jtpatreon/commonfor it to be read by the cores.We thought it could be interesting for this feature to be added to the Updater if possible.
This configuration file can be divided in three different sections: Analog Video (12 bits), Snac Controllers (8 bits) and the rest (12 bits, now unused).
This way, the final file named
crtcfg.binshould have a binary number in the form: Video-SNAC-000000000000, placed inAssets/jtpatreon/common.Let me know what you think and if there might be any doubt about it. Thanks!