MiSTer FPGA Forum

Not that it's any help to someone that already owns this exact controller, but the SN30 Pro series all work perfectly with MiSTer. No real benefit to having the Xbox branded version when the original already works, unless you also want the Xbox features to use on that console.

No, but you can switch with a shortcut on your controller. Select+up/down/left/right switches between them MiSTer currently supports up to 3 additional INI files that can be toggled in the OSD menu, either by going to Misc. Options (press left while in the menu) or by holding the menu back button on your controller and pressing a direction. This is...

If you're using the new Downloader in Update All (which is enabled by default), you need to make this change to your downloader.ini: [mister] filter = !cheats Documentation on downloader filtering - https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Downloader_MiSTer/blob/main/docs/download-filters.md List of filters - https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Distribution_MiS...

By far my favorite palettes. The Clean ones just look great on screen, and the soft ones really hit the nostalgia buttons for actually looking at old LCDs.

I don’t think any of this matters. WiFi is just not something that is reliable on MiSTer. As someone who has only ever used WiFi and has never had it be anything short of rock solid, I'll respectfully disagree. I think that the majority of users probably use WiFi only, and presumably it works well for them as well. Or maybe I'm just lucky, but if ...

Maybe, but only to someone local (central IL). Do not want to ship it, and I want the buyer to see the dings and dents beforehand.

What's your MiSTer setup? OTG hub, or USB board? If OTG, is it self-powered, or just powered form the micro USB port? If USB board, how are you powering it? Just through the micro USB port, or do you have a Y splitter for the DE-10 nano's power? What's the rating on your power supply? Do you have an inline power switch?

Yeah, with adaptive scanlines and shadowmasks, the only major thing I see missing is alternating scanline fields for 480i content. I've officially boxed up my PVM at this point and just play on my plasma set.

Scanlines that get thicker/thinner based on how bright the pixels around it are. Will look more authentic. But we need the cores to be updated--you can get betas in the Discord I believe. Example: i31fxgn.jpg See how there's basically no scanline at all between white pixels, medium scanlines on the lighter colored ground, and thicker scanlines on t...

How can I wire power from the De-10 nano to the USB hub directly? You should be able to solder to the thru-hole solder pins below the power jack, and pass that through to the USB hub. You're effectively tapping directly into the DC adapter just like you would with a Y-adapter. There's a USB hub out on the market that does that--the USB hub has pro...

If it's going into an arcade cabinet and you don't need dual output (analog and didgital going to two displays at the same time), direct video is 100% the way to go. In fact, you'll get better quality output than you get on the IO board. Analog IO board is really only suitable for people that want dual output. And since you won't be able to access ...

Artifacting I can understand to some extent, but film grain? I guess it woudl add a retro aesthetic of some sort, but an entirely unnatural one. Film grain comes from the actual filming and processing of video on film stock. Video game consoles would never have anything like that. Maybe you're looking for something more like composite/RF noise?

Works just fine for me. As noted, make sure your PSX folder is in a "games" folder just like it would be on the SD card. That's probably all you're missing.

venice wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 1:45 pm I will leave the ScreenSaver functionalities like they are in the moment.

Btw. the i2c2oled Pictures doesn't help much as they have the same height.

Yeah no worries. Just spitballing ideas for potential feature updates in the future. As-is, it does the job.

I think so. Very cool. 8-) Which logo is displayed on the screen when the screensaver runs? Testing on the unit I got from you now. Looks like it alternates between a MiSTer logo and TTY2OLED logo that bounces around the screen periodically. And definitely works on your NodeMCU. Example: CMDSAVER,1,10,120 Shows the Logo for 120 seconds and then st...

Chrono Trigger was re-released on PSX with FMV sequences. But core graphics/gameplay are kept intact.

2560 is off the table according to Sorg. 1920x1440 is already too high of a pixel clock or something like that.

akeley wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 10:07 pm Plz tell me it's a typo or something.

It is. You typed "standard" instead of "nano".

https://www.terasic.com.tw/cgi-bin/page ... 67&No=1046

I also have the one just linked. It works for both Wi-Fi and BT. However, the Wi-Fi transfer is always slow, maxing out at around 4MB/s but usually running slower. Have been wondering if anyone ever sees faster Wi-Fi file xfer speeds with MiSTer? Mister Addons did a shootout of read/write speeds. These black/green modules come it at ~13/7.5 MBps R...

KSzy wrote: ↑Wed Sep 15, 2021 6:58 pm https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0886DXQBX/

I ordered this one awhile back and since the update to the main Linux, I am able to use it with no issues.

I think most of the dongles with a Realtek RTL8821CU chipset should work with the latest update.

Seconding this recommendation. Works like a dream.

SNES contorllers have been tested and are equivalent to Pro controller latency, ~15ms. BT M30 polls ~11ms, for comparison. 2.4 M30 is also right around 11. M30 is only getting down to 5ms wireless if you're using a DB9 adapter, not the native USB receiver. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KlRObr3Be4zLch7Zyqg6qCJzGuhyGmXaOIUrpfncXIM/edit#gid=0

but all controllers work perfectly just like a console experience,the 8Bitdo special bluetooth dongle is really neat,fast and easy connection with sync button unlike regular bluetooth dongles but you need one adapter for each controller. For what it's worth, regular BT dongles are pretty much just as seamless now. When using a regular dongle, you ...

Correct on all counts!

Plug the module in there, flip one of the switches on the DE-10, and you're set. PSX core runs on single RAM, with improvements with two sticks. Based on what we can see in the nightly builds now, single RAM for PSX is a shoe in, and the second stick will likely just be for some performance improvement. Saturn core is still far enough out that I wo...

Was just looking into this, and wondering how it could be integrated if in any way to the Multisystem. I figured it wasn't possible without an entirely different top part of the cover since a Pi would just be too big, but apparently there are versions of the MT32-Pi that use a PiZero instead of a standard sized Pi for the purpose of incorporating ...

keilmillerjr wrote: ↑Mon Dec 27, 2021 1:18 am I thought that mister project uses the exfat filesystem, and exfat file system does not support symlinks?

the Arcade Organizer script uses symlinks quite extensively, so that shouldn't be an issue.

pbsk8 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 03, 2022 10:26 am how to add memory cards? some file to be transferred via ftp to any folder?

Correct. You can download memory card files, and load to wherever you want. I just put mine into /games/PSX/Memory Cards. Links are on the Github.

https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/PSX_MiS ... in/memcard

Link to an updater script that you can run to pull down/update the nightly builds:

https://github.com/Akuma-Git/misterfpga ... ghtlies.sh

VGA port doesn't have full color depth, so that very well could be the culprit. You need direct video for full range IIRC.

MT-32 uses the serial port, which the Multisystem has. If you don't go Multisystem, you'll need an IO board for that. SSD will use the USB ports, so no issues with conflict there.