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- Move HDMI output configuration to HPS for better flexibility and future options.
- video: make HDMI game mode optional (in MiSTer.ini).
- video: associate a VIC mode with the predefined video modes (Martin Donlon).
- audio: fix core volume control.
- SNES: support for MSU1 audio (based on concept from Karl Lurman and ElectronAsh) and data/video.
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I see. I'll just throw in my vote for adding it, not as a "poor-man's" option (CRTs are actually becoming more expensive), but as a way to preserve the look that many people experienced especially in North America. Of course, not at the expense of clean compiling, but if at all possible, I think the addition would cement the MiSTer project as the de facto most accurate and accessible way to experience computers/consoles from the late 20th century. This is an anecdote, but I was speaking with someone yesterday who owns about 10 PVMs, and they still use composite for PS1 and older. I'm the same. Lastly, I think the https://twitter.com/CRTpixels Twitter and its popularity are another vouch. Many of the posts (and replies) are about the "lesser" inputs (eg. composite), and how it affects the final image in a way you can't emulate on modern displays. Thanks for listening Alexey, you're doing important work, and the community is indebted to you.
Thanks for the update 🙏 Does this make merging Mike Simone's y/c framework more likely?
May be in the future. Video part of framework is very complex, so it's already affecting cores ability to compile cleanly. MiSTer is focused on high quality video outputs. Ancient s-video/composite poor-man's option may be will be added later.
