- Disabled machine checks.
- Added Framemeister build due to lack of maintenance.
- Added 3D LUT auto-generation.
- Added GBR/BGR LUT order support.
- Added per-field gamma correction control.

The easiest way is using Swiss and setting Scan Mode to 240p60. Standard GBI isn't really intended to be used in this mode however.LDigital82 wrote:For the Gbi dol version how do I make it non interlaced? I only seem to be able to take pictures, change size and offset the position using the controller
It's for use with FirebrandX's Framemeister profiles. It currently set the following:LDigital82 wrote:Also what is the different function of the framemeister mode? I can’t see any difference
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--aspect=1:1
--format=ntsc
--scan-mode=non-interlace
Correct.noodohs wrote:It appears that even if I want to use the GBA as my controller, I still have to have a GC controller connected to navigate the SD Media Launcher menu, but, after that, GBA should work regardless of what port it is in, correct?
If you don't want a border at all, delete frame-srgb.tpl.gznoodohs wrote:I generally like how it is, but I'm not a fan of the default purple border. Which setting do I need to change to turn that off?
1:1 is actually narrower than intended, ITU-R BT.601 has non-square pixels. He likes to use it because of the interpolation issues.noodohs wrote:I also notice FBX likes to use aspect 1:1 to maintain pixel aspect, what is the reason for defaulting to 11:10?
Yes. The artifacting is eliminated with the use of a framebuffer.noodohs wrote:Is it meant to set the refresh to the same as ULL but somehow eliminate the artifacting?
Great, thanks! I am using s-video for now, though I will be upgrading via a GCVideo mod to get component/RGB out of it at some point. In that case, I assume I will want to set it manually to custom? That basically gives me a best of both worlds, then, just with a frame of lag instead of basically none?Extrems wrote:Correct.noodohs wrote:It appears that even if I want to use the GBA as my controller, I still have to have a GC controller connected to navigate the SD Media Launcher menu, but, after that, GBA should work regardless of what port it is in, correct?If you don't want a border at all, delete frame-srgb.tpl.gznoodohs wrote:I generally like how it is, but I'm not a fan of the default purple border. Which setting do I need to change to turn that off?
The file actually contains 20 borders, selectable with --overlay-id=<0-19>1:1 is actually narrower than intended, ITU-R BT.601 has non-square pixels. He likes to use it because of the interpolation issues.noodohs wrote:I also notice FBX likes to use aspect 1:1 to maintain pixel aspect, what is the reason for defaulting to 11:10?Yes. The artifacting is eliminated with the use of a framebuffer.noodohs wrote:Is it meant to set the refresh to the same as ULL but somehow eliminate the artifacting?
It's also now the default if you're using the Digital A/V Output.
In what program can I use the truncate command, and how exactly?Extrems wrote:It's the GC-Linux apploader panicking. You need to append 1024 null bytes to the DOL.
I already have a bootable disc with a previous release of GBI, and I'd really like to keep GBI on a standalone disc without having to use an SD card. Anything else you recommend?Extrems wrote:I recommend you use an SD card instead. Or put GBI on a memory card and use the memory card boot disc.
This is a pretty general question, but my boot disc has GBI September 9th, 2017 release on it. Are the updates you've made really worth me making a disc with the newest release?Extrems wrote:I recommend you use an SD card instead. Or put GBI on a memory card and use the memory card boot disc.
Don't sell yourself short! Quality is certainly better than alpha, IMO. As a follow-up, did as you suggested and now I've got it booting up automatically with no borders. Will give it a longer test tonight to make sure it's running smoothly with the customer format, but I don't see any reason why it shouldn't. Thanks again!Extrems wrote:Making a disc is never worth it, this is alpha-quality software.
Did you manage to make a functioning ISO of the regular GBI (not LL or ULL)? If so, please let me know how you did it, and post it for download haha!noodohs wrote:Don't sell yourself short! Quality is certainly better than alpha, IMO. As a follow-up, did as you suggested and now I've got it booting up automatically with no borders. Will give it a longer test tonight to make sure it's running smoothly with the customer format, but I don't see any reason why it shouldn't. Thanks again!Extrems wrote:Making a disc is never worth it, this is alpha-quality software.
lel, make a quality trash tier Swiss boot disc instead to boot this alpha quality software insteadExtrems wrote:Making a disc is never worth it, this is alpha-quality software.