Emulator on PC + video card with output to TV + TV — ZXNet «zxnet.pc»

From Alex Astafiev To All 10 November 2006

Hello, All Is this possible? In my opinion, the emulation will be close to natural, because the TV is 50Hz. give me the recipes... =) p.s. There is a video card with TV output. I regularly watch DVD movies from my computer on TV.

From moroz1999 To All 11 November 2006

Hello Raider what recipes might there be? plug in the output to the TV in the "clone" mode, and configure the most competent-looking video mode in the emulator (in practice - the most common one, without any filters). That's what will happen to the Hertz then - the question is. in theory, if you use unreal, then you need to make the TV the main device and turn on the vertical synchronization in the emulator settings. I somehow didn’t have time for this bother and check, I saw frame desynchronization by eye, but never stressed enough to make me try :D

From Alex Astafiev To All 13 November 2006

Hello, moroz1999 Yep, I know that. but it's inconvenient. I meant the recipe - which emulsion to take and how to set it up, if it contains FullScreen overlay. As far as I know, unreal doesn't have fullscreen overlay? Awww.. SMT... :))

From Jaroslaw Tanunin To All 13 November 2006

Hello, Raider Rai> Hасколько я знаю unreal - в нем нет fullscreen overlay? UNREAL.INI FullScr=1 ; start at full-screen. windowed mode can be used only for GDI, Blitter or Overlay video filter / driver driver=ovr ; video driver; ovr; - video overlay. recommended in windowed mode for slow video cards

From psb To All 13 November 2006

Hello, moroz1999 mor> in theory, if you use unreal, then you need to make the TV the main one mor> device and enable vertical sync in the settings mor> emulator. that's right :) it works well :)

From Daniil Bayanov To All 14 November 2006

Hello, psb On my Radeon 8500 Unreal seems very good on the TV, close to the original. Sometimes the beam really cuts, I don’t know how to fix it!