Yes, with a memory-mapped file.

All 3 chroma locations are valid for the official component cables, but presumably not when modified for RGBHV, or using a PAL GameCube's RGBcvS.

That's weird considering what I made you test is equivalent to the default settings.

The high-fidelity edition doesn't have the features of the speedrunning edition, and someone might want to use the speedrunning edition with an OSSC.

You're confused. The high-fidelity edition was made to rectify this. You're looking at the OSSC preset for the speedrunning edition.

• Added movie recording.

For standard edition:

• Added movie playback.

The second reason for making Game Boy Interface has finally been realized.
Thanks to gifvex (Game Boy) and endrift (Game Boy Advance) for making this possible!

--poll=0 might make it work.

Look for GameCube/Wii TPL tools.

When they're enabled, Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 has a palette matching SNES and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga gets darker.

You can create a Media Source with "udp://<GC IP>:1234/" as input and "png_pipe" as input format. However, FFmpeg assumes a frame rate of 25 by default, so it'll play slow. I recommend you use mpv like so, and Game Capture it: mpv udp://<GC IP>:1234/ --demuxer-lavf-format=png_pip...

I have GBI working and i was wondering with the 720x576i50 and 720x487i59.xxxxx does the speed of gameboy still being correct or is there any difrents ? The GameCube's video refresh rate has no effect on the Game Boy Player. other question i see that there is ip thing in the left bottom corner. wha...

Here are some pictures taken with the official component cables and a Datapath VisionRGB-E1, using the new RGsB hack. https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/screenshots/gbirgbsonic.png https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/screenshots/gbirgbzelda.png https://files.extremscorner.org/gamecube/scr...

Improved multiboot implementation. Attempted fix for SD card compatibility. For speedrunning edition: Improved per-field filtering in single-buffered mode. For high-fidelity edition: Added RGB Sync-on-Green support. Added xvYCC/BT.2020 support for auto-generated 3D LUT. No, this has nothing to do w...

Hold Start + Select on the Game Boy logo with the cartridge inserted.

If the cartridge's built-in rumble isn't working, then the detection is working just fine.

But what I don't understand is what you mean by GBA BIOS/ROM/Save dumper? I know what a dumper is of course (either hardware or software), but what kind of application are we talking about here? A GC dol application? A bios file for the GBA that contain the multiboot function? And how is it suppose...

You can disable Game Boy Player enhancements to prevent the frame drops.

I have no idea what's going on. I don't even have the game.

http://problemkaputt.de/gbatek.htm#bios ... glegamepak

This would be the GBA BIOS/ROM/Save dumper, if you haven't replaced or misplaced it.

When I would play a rumble-enabled game, such as Drill Dozer, the rumble would not function, and the frame-rate would get sluggish. Everything would function perfrctly with the standard Gameboy Player disc. Would it fix anything having to do with this? If you have an SD card adapter and a default m...

It might? You'll have to find out if this were your issue.

You forgot to mention something important.

https://assemblergames.com/threads/game ... ing.68998/

The issue is likely with GCVideo DVI's controller tap.

Fixed multiboot to rumble protocol transition. For standard edition: Changed default color matrix to GBI's original. For speedrunning edition: Added controls swapping for SNES controllers. Added framebuffer size/offset setting. Replaced sample aspect ratio with scaled size. Disabled default multibo...

Please stop confusing presets with versions. I made those for your convenience and there's nothing special about them.

They don't mean to imply a particular edition is best for a particular setup either.

The only video mode currently supported is 720x240p59.7276.

This is only useful for GCVideo HDMI if you can capture in RGB 4:4:4 and drop the odd pixel columns.

This is meant for analog output to an Open Source Scan Converter, Datapath VisionRGB, Magewell Pro Capture, etc.

Scaling isn't supported, it's also not very useful for HDMI unless you have GCVideoX.