Added Scale2xEx and Scale2xPlus filters. Added oversample and box scalers. Optimized video rendering. Fixed IP fragment identifier. Scale2x(Plus): 7 TEV stages (was 8), 1 indirect lookup Scale2xEx: 1+16 TEV stages, 0+1 indirect lookup https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/screenshots/gbiscale2x....

sc is only ever used for isync + sync with address broadcast enable.

Kizul Emeraldfire wrote:I'll admit, Game Boy Interface is better than the GBP's official disc, but I couldn't get GBI to work the way I wanted it to, alas.

Can you expand on that?

GBI fits just fine on the smallest of memory cards, if that wasn't clear enough.

Yes, that's the one I linked you to.

Because it's polling at 1000 Hz.
http://www.raphnet.net/electronique/x2wii/index_en.php

Added basic video streaming. Added Remote RetroPad support. WIILOAD=tcp:<GC IP> wiiload gbi.dol carda:/gbi.dol --stream=<PC IP> mpv udp://<GC IP>:1234/ --demuxer-lavf-format=png_pipe --demuxer-lavf-o=framerate=59.7275 Before you ask, the SD Card Adapter is far too slow for recording.

That's the framerate conversion, it only work as intended on non-strobed LCDs. It may be more bearable in 120 Hz.

I can't recall working save states on Wii, unless you're talking about regular save data.

So I always plan on using the settings of controls C and 240p60, is there a way to always default to that? A .cli file, the low latency version defaults to 240p60 regardless. I mean, ideally I would want it like on start up so I could swap games without the menus but like I doubt that would ever be...

For low latency version:

• Added video options.
• Added control schemes.
• Added polling rate setting.

Use --poll=0 for compatibility with the raphnet N64 adapter.
Use --format=custom for 59.7276 Hz video.

Unseen wrote:Do you even use a capture device that puts the color samples in the correct location?

I've checked and it's indeed using left, oh well.

Unseen wrote:There are correct matrix coefficients and wrong matrix coefficients. Why do you want to use wrong ones?

So what if I want to output YCgCo, or something wacky like xvYCC?

You can't realistically expect us to do better than PCs.

The conversion is lossy and limited. What if I want to upscale chroma using jinc or bilateral filtering, or the super-resolution algorithm of the year? What if I want to use different matrix coefficients? Can you at least add an unfiltered option? It'd reduce loss with Y'CbCr 4:2:2 capture devices, ...

It's part of the HDMI 1.0 specification, is checking the EDID really necessary?

When's Y'CbCr passthrough over HDMI?

SmokeMonster wrote:I'm running 480i60.

SmokeMonster wrote:

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--scan-mode=non-interlace

No you're not.

If you're running in 240p, scaling doesn't work properly. This is unavoidable.

I'm not interested in Wii U homebrew.

There's a download link, labeled latest, on this very forum.

I've checked. NES is 256x232, main menu is 608x448 and the rest is 640x480.

tesla246 wrote:I was just going off of the "forced swiss compatibility" in the wiki. Was just speculating.

The resolution in the wiki is the resolution before scaling. It'd be useless data otherwise.

Those specs don't sound that impressive.

Even Wii composite looks better than GameCube composite, unless you're missing a 2D or 3D comb filter.