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Originally Posted by orangespider
However, I couldn't find any way to find out if I am in PAL or NTSC. Alternatively something that gives the cycles/second could work as well, since then I would just send cycles/second to the function and it would still work. The only thing I was able to find is to read VBlankFrequency and check if it's 50 or 60. But this won't work for doublescan resolutions or custom resolutions, I am not interested in the screen framerate, I want to know the number of cycles per second.
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If running under Kickstart 2.0 or later you can check the EClockFrequency field in ExecBase.