If you're not using Swiss, you need to update the contents of the combined .dol+cli file.

Which boot method are you using?

Hi everyone, I'm trying to use the Super Game Boy palette option with the HF preset but can't make it work. I would have liked to use it with the hf-ossc preset. I added palette=0000-0000-0000 (with actual numbers of course) to the .cli file but only gets black and white when I press Left+B on star...

But I'm responsible for said feature.

I don't know, SDSC is supposed to be the minimum.

It's very similar to the Nintendo GameCube Component Video Cable, if not slightly better.

SD cards are full of edge cases, and SDSC cards aren't tested on a regular basis.

Temporal interpolation is not available in the high-fidelity edition still.

Then you're out of options beside what I initially suggested.

Have you turned off enhanced DVI mode in the GCVideo menu?

It's a limitation of Swiss. The friendly labels for the scan modes can't be changed with tandem with the video format.

For 480x360p60 (and not 960x360p60) you need:

• Video Format: HD60
• Video Mode: 240p60
• Video Oversampling/Pixel Doubling: No

There was a sort of 720p, but it was limited to 480x720p (and that's stretching the active period past the standard, so it was really 464x720p visible in analog), so it was replaced with a more practical 540p aimed at HD CRTs. I guess you could try 720x540p? You have to disable enhanced DVI mode tho...

I'm afraid you'll need to use a HDMI to YPbPr converter (or a SCART RGB cable since you seem to be PAL?) and an OSSC to get better than 480p.

You need to use the profile from FirebrandX in conjunction with that preset.

The closest thing is selecting a game and setting it as autoload using the Z Button, as shown on-screen when you select a game.

No game use SIO normal mode for multiplayer, so it's impossible to make them communicate.

I've already thought about it. The answer is no.

mGBA uses CMake and it's working just fine.

It's not the CARBY doing it, it's your display.

The broadband adapter uses the same interface as memory cards. We're trapping and emulating hardware register accesses to this interface.

No.

Memory card emulation is disabled when either streaming audio emulation or disc read speed emulation is enabled.
There isn't enough space to do everything at once.

You should disable it. It's not likely to get better unless I can somehow bypass our hypervisor.

Are you using memory card emulation?

No, that is the best.