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Post by snuci on May 13, 2018 14:45:20 GMT
After adding the FTDI USB to TTL interface, my goal was to look around and see if I could convert a PAL to NTSC unit. I was hoping top change some start up parameters for Vice or maybe swap a VIC II NTSC file in somewhere but it's not easy and I don't know enough about Vice. Has anyone else tried this? Would it be difficult to do?
Any help is appreciated.
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Post by jj0 on May 14, 2018 10:48:47 GMT
After adding the FTDI USB to TTL interface, my goal was to look around and see if I could convert a PAL to NTSC unit. I was hoping top change some start up parameters for Vice or maybe swap a VIC II NTSC file in somewhere but it's not easy and I don't know enough about Vice. Has anyone else tried this? Would it be difficult to do? Any help is appreciated. You can use this utility to change the HDMI output resolution from 50Hz (HDMI mode 4) to 60Hz (HDMI mode 5) or try some other modes. However if I try this on my TV sound lag is considerably worse. a10_display (496.05 KB)is a statically compiled version that works on the C64Mini. |
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Post by ch1ller on May 14, 2018 14:29:52 GMT
After adding the FTDI USB to TTL interface, my goal was to look around and see if I could convert a PAL to NTSC unit. I was hoping top change some start up parameters for Vice or maybe swap a VIC II NTSC file in somewhere but it's not easy and I don't know enough about Vice. Has anyone else tried this? Would it be difficult to do? Any help is appreciated. I guess you can tell him to run Vice in NTSC Mode by changing the Setting in the .tsg game file. I wouldnt know for what else the setting could be there. X:64,pal,sid6581 X:64,ntsc,sid6581 |
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