Reach out to me via PM and we can debug it Thank you! Will do. Really appreciate it ..read more

Delete the config files for this game (media/fat/config) and try again ..read more

Something weird has happened with this core for me... After running update all, the start button no longer gives a credit or starts a game (I am running a Mistercade). I have to use my keyboard Other cores still work fine, including Truxton 2 I have tried remapping the buttons for Truxton but no dice Any ideas? Thanks ..read more

It's regular 15khz (no multisync) - it's a nano MS9 (common in astro cities and some other candy cabs). Changing the resolution is better but still horizontally squished. I think it's more an issue with how games run from scripts work, the only game that really looks great that i run in that mode is prDoom and that allows you to pass video parameters to doom itself. If OpenBOR itself doesn't support that (i couldn't successfully google any setting like that) then it's probably as good as it'll yet. Thankyou for the work though! - i'll still get good use out of it on my MiSTer loungeroom/LCD ..read more

Hi, reviving an old thread. Is there any way to rename an existing folder? Or delete one? Thanks ..read more

throttle 1, syncrefresh 0 still works for me for Starwars/Spy Hunter. Also, mister_interlaced_fb 0 helps eliminating the interlace artifacts when disabling syncrefresh. Thank you for checking! That is strange. I have two different MiSTer's with two different TV's and the both show a black screen. I must be missing another setting somewhere. I reset all my settings when I was having issues at one point. I will test with the mister_interlaced_fb 0 setting as well when I am home from work ..read more

throttle 1, syncrefresh 0 still works for me for Starwars/Spy Hunter. Also, mister_interlaced_fb 0 helps eliminating the interlace artifacts when disabling syncrefresh ..read more

What I'm saying is that the IIgs is not "the Apple II" in that sense. The classic bitstream only exists internally between two of the custom chips, one of which digitally converts it to RGB. So while the composite output necessarily has artifacts, I don't know that there's anything special about them compared to any other RGB system with a composite output. That being said, it's been a long time since I've seen a IIgs in person, and I don't remember anything in particular about the monitor. I do have a CRT TV that still worked when I pulled it off the shelf a year or two ago. Maybe I should ..read more

I haven't had a chance to try this out yet. Will I need to delete the old M92 files to stop getting graphical glitches in In the Hunt? Also, thank for the core. It's a really great one ..read more

I just got a IIgs restored with it's rgb monitor but I don't have a crt tv and the monitor doesn't handle composite video. The RGB monitor does not produce the composite artifacts like a composite tv/monitor would. The IIgs does have a composite output for low res graphics (aka legacy II software). I don't know what would happen if you were to covert the RGB output signal (from the core that is) to composite monitor what it would do. If there is anything I can help with the IIgs, let me know and I'll see what I can do....I have recently become WAY too familiar with it's signaling and what not ..read more