For the record, I use a PC fitted with a 6700 series Radeon (it's an Asus), not a laptop. Are you using a frontend superimposed over your current groovymame setup ? From my personal experience, VGA -> Scart cable couldn't do the job (I had ordered one from eBay, brand new). Sorry for offtopic, curious about that 15 Khz exploit too. That and the fact that it can emulate ANY Amiga, even ones that never existed. That is a huge advantage for WinUAE to me. That (to me) is part of the experience, but maybe I am picky. However, there is no sound from the floppy disks. MiSTer (and MiST) is mostly not distinguishable from an A500 or A1200.
The MiSTer really makes that obsolete but it would still be nice to have WinUAE that way. Incredible!Ĭan you explain how you use the VGA port as an RGB port as 15KHz to a CRT? Now you can remove all filters and play the hardware just as it would be to connecting hardware. Gone are the days emulation was stretched or filtered to give more appealing image. On the plus side I'm also able to run most retro consoles at their native resolution including MAME running just as it should on arcade monitor! There is no screen tearing and the picture is pixel perfect on 28" CRT! I am running emulation at native resolution and when comparing to my original hardware I can see virtually no difference! Suffice to say I'm contemplating whether like I move to emulation rather than original hardware as it is certainly very much appealing now to use emulation which is indifferent to having original hardware. I am using WinUAE at present but apparently others have used FS-UAE with good results also. Since I had a laptop and it was more versatile to use for multiple emulations I decided to go with latter option (and it was cheaper!)Īnyhow, I now have 15khz display outputted via VGA to SCART. So I looked into getting Mister vs using an old laptop connected to TV.
#Crt emu driver mod
Mod note: some posts moved from the MiSTer vs WinUAE thread at user (SquawkBox) request.
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