Single non-gsync monitor here, no integrated graphics (desktop PC with antique i7-860 CPU.) In case it's something specific to the GPU BIOS, my card is an Asus Dual GTX 1660 Super Evo OC, DUAL-GTX1660S-O6G-EVO.

Currently have G-Sync off - It seemed to keep randomly breaking hardware optimised video streaming (e.g. Youtube & Netflix) - there would be audio but just a black screen, and I didn't see the benefits of it anyway so have it disabled until further notice ....

I have gforce 1030 and not this line in log. so seem only cards above 10xx series have this feature. I have too 461.40 driver

GTX 1060 with 461.51 driver on Windows 10 Build 19042 - no trace of 'MultiPlane Overlays supported' entry in winuaelog. Enabling/disabling G-sync makes no difference.
Looks like nvidia made it exclusive to RTX series.

On the Quadro driver release notes it says:

So probably a Turing and up feature only, meaning RTX 20xx and GTX 16xx cards.

On a related note: Chrome uses MPO, so on my system I can force vsync off in Chrome via the nvidia control panel and get tearing even in a window on tests like this one: https://www.testufo.com/photo#photo=...&stuttersize=0

@Toni:

Do these BETA series require the installation of DirectX 11 or an additional library? I was wondering, because when I run it on Windows 7 x86 Windows warns that a Direct3D DLL is missing and WinUAE does not run.

I'm worried, will this new version no longer support DirectX 9?

Standard reply: is this really 4.5 beta specific?

Sounds like the usual case: newly installed Windows. Direct3D9 has never been included out of the box. You need to install it manually.

...which has been removed by Micro$oft.

Don't worry, I've uploaded here ;)

It still isn't 4.5 beta related.

I know... just doing what I usually do, helping others ;)

Yes, it's related! I installed the BETA version on top of an old version (4.2.1), and I have DirectX 9 installed. The old version works well.

Thank you, you are my friend too. ;)

Read the first post again. Must always test with previous official version.
Both D3D9 and D3D11 are supported in Win7SP1.

Then, if it still happens, attach logs as usual. Following the rules reduces unnecessary noise.

btw, I wouldn't call copying executable as "installing" :)

Hi Toni,

I upgraded to the latest WinUAE for "Platoon [American Laser Games]" ;)

Just tested Quake (clickBOOM/PXL) and it crashes / exits WinUAE completely after launching.

Logs and .DMP file now in The Zone!

Sorry Toni, you can ignore the above.

Tested with this and no crashes:

Dumps from unofficial betas are useless and as long as previous official beta works fine, there is not much do. It could real bug or just temporary bug because of not completed changes.

Yup, realised that after posting. Hence why I then tested with b17 ;)

Problems remapping keys/buttons with b16 and b17: what's shown in the GUI sometimes is not working, and you may have to open GUI and press OK twice to make them work, but it also seems to delete previous remaps if you try to change something else later ont... quite buggy...

Uh.. Right. Not enough information? There lots of ways to change mappings so some step by step instructions are required. No config related changes in last two betas.

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Quick status info: Bitplane emulation rewrite based on schematics is finally starting. I have found technical explanation for all (or at least almost all) undocumented features, both OCS and ECS/AGA. I'll write technical details later.

Ok, it's hard to explain a step by step repro path... I'll try to make a video or finally report detailed instructions.
I've noticed this once I tried to add as 2nd remap list for port2=Joystick (attached my Hori Fighting Stick Mini) some buttons to P, Space, Return for some games... Once I returned in game they didn't work, or WinUAE forgot some others secondary remapped assigned keys I had previously set etc. then I noticed those apparently disappeared remaps did show up again in the GUI after I scrolled up/dow etc. a mess to explain