Proper display of PAL Super High Res

Krashan · 21 January 2024, 20:13

I want to display PAL Super High Res screen in FS-UAE. It seeems that every second column of pixels is ignored, even if I set window width to 1280 pixels and 1:1 pixels.

I know that I can install P96 and use UAEGFX monitor driver, but I'm particularly interested in native Super High Res mode.

Daedalus · 31 January 2024, 10:53

Sorry, I'm not as familiar with FS-UAE, but in WinUAE there's a setting for enabling super-highres rendering. It's disabled by default, and gives the effect you're describing. It corresponds to this line in the .uae file:

gfx_resolution=superhires

It might be worth trying that in the FS-UAE config.

Krashan · 31 January 2024, 20:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daedalus

gfx_resolution=superhires

It might be worth trying that in the FS-UAE config.

I have tried it, but no luck. Anyway in the meantime I maganed to "fix" the problem by running WinUAE under Wine, instead of FS-UAE... No problem with HighGfx and Xtreme modes.

21 January 2024, 20:13	#1
Krashan Hardware Designer Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Bialystok/Poland Age: 50 Posts: 179	Proper display of PAL Super High Res I want to display PAL Super High Res screen in FS-UAE. It seeems that every second column of pixels is ignored, even if I set window width to 1280 pixels and 1:1 pixels. I know that I can install P96 and use UAEGFX monitor driver, but I'm particularly interested in native Super High Res mode.

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31 January 2024, 10:53	#2
Daedalus Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Dublin, then Glasgow Posts: 6,369	Sorry, I'm not as familiar with FS-UAE, but in WinUAE there's a setting for enabling super-highres rendering. It's disabled by default, and gives the effect you're describing. It corresponds to this line in the .uae file: gfx_resolution=superhires It might be worth trying that in the FS-UAE config.

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