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I don´t agree.
Full digital is always the preferred signal.
The image for Wii games looks cleaner, sharper and the colors are better.
So yes, the image over HDMI is better.
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Full digital is always the preferred signal.
The image for Wii games looks cleaner, sharper and the colors are better.
So yes, the image over HDMI is better.
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The games look worse on my end using HDMI, and I get a weird green line on the bottom of the screen when playing The Last Story in 16:9. The jaggies are more noticeable to me, only Dolphin renders Wii at 1080, which looks helluva lot better than the vWii's scaling.
Of course the jaggies are more noticeable, because the image is clean and sharp.
As it should be for 480p scaled to 1080p.
As it should be for 480p scaled to 1080p.
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I mean, Dolphin renders it different, the internal resolution is 1080, but the Wii and vWii are still limited to internal resolutions of 480i or 480p. The signal is matched and scaled to 1080p, yes, but internally, it isn't rendered the same as Dolphin renders the game. Dolphin looks clean at hi res, vWii looks worse to me, that's all I'm saying, and I play it on a good screen.
Why are you suddenly comparing to dolphin?
Thats a completely different thing. As you already pointed out dolphin renders at native 1080p.
All i wanted to say is that HDMI always looks better, because it´s a completely digital signal.
Whereas RGB and Component are analog, where you always loose some quality.
Thats a completely different thing. As you already pointed out dolphin renders at native 1080p.
All i wanted to say is that HDMI always looks better, because it´s a completely digital signal.
Whereas RGB and Component are analog, where you always loose some quality.
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Examining the details on the bootrom dump now. Will update OP when I've figured out what's going on.
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Depends on a lot of things, but a Tri-core Linux is being worked on, so maybe that can help somewhat...and a lot of programs are ported to Linux.
If/when we do get code execution and homebrew going, it would largely be the same as developing for the Wii (PPC libraries) due to the hardware similarities, with the largest new thing to worry about being multicore threading.
Other than that (and whatever Wii-U specific secret sauce we find in the CPU), you'll have plenty of power to play with. Same goes for the GPU.
Other than that (and whatever Wii-U specific secret sauce we find in the CPU), you'll have plenty of power to play with. Same goes for the GPU.
Indeed. any existing linux apps would have to be source ported to multicore PPC.
According to the first post, emulators work in vWii. A few Qs~
Are there any that don't work?
And are there any lag issues using the emulators via vWii?
(I'm curious as I've just hooked up my original Wii to the kids' 1080p LCD and I tried some SNES games and I definitely had lag - don't know if it's the TV or not.)
Are there any that don't work?
And are there any lag issues using the emulators via vWii?
(I'm curious as I've just hooked up my original Wii to the kids' 1080p LCD and I tried some SNES games and I definitely had lag - don't know if it's the TV or not.)
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see if your TV has a "game mode" option or something like that. It might lower the image quality a bit but it should take off the lag.
the fact that on vWii, it's the GPU doing the upscaling, I would hope it there would be less lag ... but I might have just not payed enough attention.
Thanks for the feedback. I knew about the 'game mode' but haven't tried it yet.
For vWii, I guess I'll just have to give it a try and see the difference.
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