Don't be fooled, JTAG is way easier and doesn't involve soldering.

It's possible.

Ah, yes. The fragility of SD cards. Next is the lock switch.

Tales of Symphonia is actually a recent regression (unless you were using the Broadband Adapter, then it already behaved this way). I don't expect this to improve.

You're not doing anything wrong.

Swiss will set it whenever you're forcing a video mode.

This game has 2 revisions in the NTSC-U region. Make sure you're using the correct save for your disc's revision.

We support up to 38 fragments. Something is horribly wrong if your files have more than 30 fragments.

Is the default game setup (specially video mode forcing) supposed to take effect when no setup for a specific game has been recorded, when setup for this game has been recorded but video forcing left to no, or as the default value of the suggested setup values when getting the specific game's setti...

It's saved in the RTC-DOL's SRAM.

Neat.

Boot into SWISS with GCPlug (GCVideo) as the video cable (576p), choose SMS ISO, set local video mode forcing to 480p, save on the SD, launch the game, SWISS prompts that 576p is selected, press B at launch to choose 60Hz mode, check on the TV, 480p activated from then. This is normal as there's an...

It only work if you haven't saved settings for that game before.

It has a workaround for YPbPr only. HDMI and RGB outputs still suffer. GCVideo-DVI v3.0 addresses this.

Maybe try reading the FAQ?

It's an abuse of the acronym. They're identical.

GCM is the official file extension for GameCube disc images, but people commonly use the ISO (9660) file extension.

PAL systems move the 75 ohm resistor into the cable, which generic cables will lack.

Is this a PAL GameCube? You need a PAL-specific cable.

HyperGameCube wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 08, 2020 9:52 pm

Why?

Datel's adapter is the worst quality around and seem to cause issues when driving SD cards at 27 MHz.

HyperGameCube wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 08, 2020 9:52 pm

Whats GCM/ISO column?

Well, tables have columns. And this table has a column labeled "Boot GCM/ISO".

SD Gecko and SD2SP2 have the exact same compatibility and performance. Action Replay cannot use the SD2SP2, but any other adapter will work. People generally use the WiiSD adapter. https://github.com/citrus3000psi/SD2SP2 Other options exist, see the boot GCM/ISO column: https://www.gc-forever.com/wi...

Of course not. All development was made using it.

All Carby Component Cables will behave this way.

This is GCVideo's blanking regeneration at work. You bought a defective product.

SD Media Launcher includes the Action Replay disc and a SD card adapter, but people like to buy only the disc.

SD Media Launcher
Action Replay disc only