This is amazing. Would it be posible to share the code you are using to accomplish this and use it in other emulators?
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This is amazing. Would it be posible to share the code you are using to accomplish this and use it in other emulators?
Does anyone know how to add borders to mgba for wii? I tried looking around but only found tutorials for retroarch.
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Just a heads up for those curious about Enhanced mGBA, but haven't tried it yet:
For CRT users, you're out of luck. There's no 240p output. This is understandable since it's a Gamecube port, but disappointing nonetheless. There's also a lot of clutter in the zip file with it wanting to dump 10 files into the root directory.
That's too bad, because modifying the palette for games with heavy color saturation is a novel idea. But as of now, it's just not meant for people with real TVs.
For CRT users, you're out of luck. There's no 240p output. This is understandable since it's a Gamecube port, but disappointing nonetheless. There's also a lot of clutter in the zip file with it wanting to dump 10 files into the root directory.
That's too bad, because modifying the palette for games with heavy color saturation is a novel idea. But as of now, it's just not meant for people with real TVs.
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There definitely is 240p output, including 59.7276 Hz. Refer to Game Boy Interface's documentation.
Thanks for the info, Ex.
So, 240p is a hidden setting since Gamecube users can't use it? Makes sense. There was no readme included in the download and my web search (admittedly brief) didn't come up with anything. One more thing: Is there any way I can tuck those 10 root directory files into a subfolder by chance?
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GameCube users definitely can use it. Heck, they have access to crazier video modes like 360p, 720i, 540p and 1080i.
The files on root are only there because there's no standard scheme for them.
The subset of options supported by Enhanced mGBA are now documented at: https://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=Enhanced_mGBA
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That's awesome. Thanks for clearing that up.
I own a GC and didn't know that. Well, technically I own one, but I haven't used it in 10 years. That 360p mode sounds interesting.
Now that I know it does 240p, I'll definitely give it another go.
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https://mgba.io/2019/05/25/mgba-0.7.2/
The next stable version has been released.
mGBA 0.7.2 is a Bugfix release.
The next stable version has been released.
mGBA 0.7.2 is a Bugfix release.
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mgba 0.7.3 is out:https://mgba.io/2019/09/15/mgba-0.7.3/
Another bugfix release, which contains many stability and accuracy fixes.
An extensive list is from the changes is on the site.
Another bugfix release, which contains many stability and accuracy fixes.
An extensive list is from the changes is on the site.
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Endrift said the primary reason was the fact that Nintendo was releasing GBA games in the Wii U VC and mgba wii ran well in vWii mode.
She decided to port mgba to the Nintendo Switch after it was confirmed that Nintendo abandoned VC on the system.
Source:https://mgba.io/2018/09/16/mgba-for-switch/
Hi all, i have a question about setting up emGBA. I am messing a bit with meta file, but i have a hard time to enable different layouts. It just shows the blue border, even when i change the layout id.
Here is an example of my meta file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<app version="1">
<name>Enhanced mGBA</name>
<author>Extrems</author>
<version>2020-06-09</version>
<release_date>20200609215809</release_date>
<short_description>mGBA Game Boy Advance emulator</short_description>
<ahb_access/>
<arguments>
<arg>--filter=normal2x</arg>
<arg>--matrix=gbi</arg>
<arg>--scaler=oversample</arg>
<arg>--cursor=sd:/mGBA/point-srgb.tpl.gz</arg>
<arg>--overlay=sd:/mGBA/frame-srgb.tpl.gz</arg>
<arg>–overlay-id=5</arg>
<arguments>
</app>
Do i have to add a specific line to enable the meta options? Or does this meta contains a faulty line?
Here is an example of my meta file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<app version="1">
<name>Enhanced mGBA</name>
<author>Extrems</author>
<version>2020-06-09</version>
<release_date>20200609215809</release_date>
<short_description>mGBA Game Boy Advance emulator</short_description>
<ahb_access/>
<arguments>
<arg>--filter=normal2x</arg>
<arg>--matrix=gbi</arg>
<arg>--scaler=oversample</arg>
<arg>--cursor=sd:/mGBA/point-srgb.tpl.gz</arg>
<arg>--overlay=sd:/mGBA/frame-srgb.tpl.gz</arg>
<arg>–overlay-id=5</arg>
<arguments>
</app>
Do i have to add a specific line to enable the meta options? Or does this meta contains a faulty line?
Hey people, I just recently bought a gc loader + sd2sp2 + carby for my old gamecube and while Im still figuring out things I tried some emulators, vbagx is not that good running Gba games so I opted for emGba but the image is too blurry and I dont see anything in the settings to change the filter (vbagx has that option).
I downloaded the link from gc-forever but I just placed the .dol on my sd card since I dont know if everything has to go to work on my gamecube.
Id like to know if theres a way to make the image sharp instead of blurry since mGba has better performace than vbagx and Id like to keep using it, its just the blurry soft image is killing me.
I downloaded the link from gc-forever but I just placed the .dol on my sd card since I dont know if everything has to go to work on my gamecube.
Id like to know if theres a way to make the image sharp instead of blurry since mGba has better performace than vbagx and Id like to keep using it, its just the blurry soft image is killing me.
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