They're games running at normal speed in 50Hz.

TimeSplitters 2 has clipping issues in 480p, and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time just got fixed.

1) Yes, or better.
2) Yes, but PAL-optimized titles can run fast. 576p is also an option.
3) No.

Yep.

SDLOADER.BIN and sdpatch are for the old Action Replay exploit.

Swiss doesn't allow you to use 480p if you don't have the component video cable or equivalent.

Codec support was already stripped down to the bare minimum due to memory constraints.

Set dYUV mode in the GCHD menu.

The arguments has to be on separate lines.

You can't use HD60 with HDMI.

If it was as easy as dropping in a Windows DLL, you could do it yourself.

• Fixed 360p RGBcvS sync issue.

Thanks to RetroRGB and Ste from HD Retrovision.

That's not what the USB Gecko is.

I did. You shouldn't buy their product from anyone if you don't trust them.

You shouldn't buy their product then.

Codejunkies is Datel's online store. The makers of the product.

I said HLE, not LLE.

All GameCube software look better with 2.4b.

It's theoretically possible.

mGBA's HLE of SGB enhancements is no problem.

Wait, is there a patch to give GBA games a GBP-Enhancement (Rumble)? If so, would this also work with GBC games that are converted into GBA games through that Goomba Color Emulator? (Just a thought that came up quickly) You can recompile Goomba Color with Game Boy Player enhancements enabled to ena...

Of course it's possible to emulate an SNES, but there's no way to intercept those signals without a GB emulator for GBA. And then you may as well just use mGBA.

No and no. You need an emulator such as Goomba Color.

No, this cannot work. Period.

You care for interlaced now? I only did progressive.