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New CRT Emudriver/VMMaker/Arcade OSD download, documentation and discussion site
keropi:
How do you people get to install the 240x160 resolution for GBA emulation?
Although it is present on the INI I load for the modelist (an INI with combined user-modes + super resolutions) it never gets installed - using latest CRT Emudriver , win7/x64 and a 6450 vga.
Is this a limitation of the card/driver?
twistedsymphony:
What's the deal with the official site? I went to install CRT Emu Driver on a new machine. the download page is inaccessible unless you log in. I don't currently have an account and when I click the "register" button I get a "this site is not accepting new registrations" message.
EDIT: the download sub-forum works for unregistered members, but the instruction documentation here: http://geedorah.com/eiusdemmodi/forum/viewtopic.php?id=47
links to an inaccessible forum.
Calamity:
ATOM-15 v1.2
- v1.2 - September 2016
- Detect blank space as a combination of 0x00 and 0xFF characters.
- Reduce by 256 bytes the size required by the BIOS hook, now only 572 bytes of blank
space are needed to patch the BIOS.
- Fixed bug that caused wrong checksum correction in some cases.
keropi:
Since I cannot register on the other forum, I am curious about what happens if you flash a card with the ATOM-15 BIOS and the motherboard has a UEFI GUI BIOS, does that still work in 15khz? or there is some fallback low-res mode ? Or it works but you need a 31khz screen? ???
haynor666:
From Calamity forum:
--- Quote ---U E F I n o t e s
ATOM-15 is not guaranteed to work with UEFI bios. It may work as long as the UEFI code uses VESA modes. If this is the case, notice that probably UEFI will require the VESA mode 1024 x 768 to be available. This will be true if either the 25 or 31 kHz ranges are used.
Unfortunately 1024 x 768 is not possible for the 15 kHz range, so this mode is disabled when only the 15 kHz range is used. In this case, entering the UEFI setup will result in a black screen.
--- End quote ---
Personally I didn't test it but since most of modern motherboard has also integrated video it's not a problem. You can still access UEFI using build in video card.
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