- #How to check native game resolutions in mame how to
- #How to check native game resolutions in mame drivers
The hard part is setting up all these resolutions in Windows. And mameUI and mame have a 'switch resolution to fit' switch, so, all you need to do is to tick that in MAMEUI or via mame with the -switchres switch.
#How to check native game resolutions in mame how to
I'd be willing to give either or both of those ideas a shot and report on the results if you're interested.įudoh recently (?) added a section to his Scanlines & Scalers site about downscaling video to 240P using external video processors (EG. How to do it: Simple, change windows desktop resolution to match the games resolution and refresh rate.
I expect that I could simply plug the SCART cable into my Cypress CSY2100 transcoder to make everything run fine on an SD CRT television through Component video, or my XRGB-Mini to have everything come out all nice and scanliney on my Plasma TV through HDMI. I had to make a custom VGA-SCART cable to run Windows 7 Ultimate X64 on my 1084 Amiga monitor, but after I did that I've been able to play all the emulatable systems I tried in their native resolutions (including all MAME games working perfectly) in 15Khz RGB. This method has the added bonus of using dial-monitors so you can operate programs in regular SVGA modes while keeping the video output running on your SD display (this was essential in setting up and tweaking the emulators while testing the low-res display - the dialogs simply didn't fit in any of the low resolutions). I've had great success with Ultimarc's ArcadeVGA.
A quick google search mentions some success via installing as Administrator If that's the case, it may be possible to manually tweak the files for the same effect.
#How to check native game resolutions in mame drivers
INF & Registry tweaking to add different video modes to the already set-up drivers for certain video cards. AFAIK, soft15khz actually just does some.
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