on the github page under Notes it reads:
"Nintendont runs best with storage devices formatted with 32 KB clusters. (Use either FAT32 or exFAT.)"
Should I choose 32768 in the FAT32 Formatter ? like below:
on the github page under Notes it reads:
"Nintendont runs best with storage devices formatted with 32 KB clusters. (Use either FAT32 or exFAT.)"
Should I choose 32768 in the FAT32 Formatter ? like below:
if you ever find out what value can be tweaked to change width on games imune to width let me know, since changing those values doesnt do much since games where width has no affect dont get any changes, i suspect they dont use that function for video positions.It seems this is due to the fact that 4:3 pillarbox inside a 720x480p HDMI signal results in something like only 540 lines of horizontal res in the active image area.
The workaround is to set Nintendont's 'WiiU Widescreen' to On, and then have the TV do the pillarboxing, however doing that reinstates the original problem (circles are slightly oval again)
Possibly relevant code:
https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont/blob/master/kernel/main.c#L318
Code:// Set the Wii U widescreen setting. u32 ori_widesetting = 0; if (IsWiiU()) { ori_widesetting = read32(0xd8006a0); if( ConfigGetConfig(NIN_CFG_WIIU_WIDE) ) write32(0xd8006a0, 0x30000004); else write32(0xd8006a0, 0x30000002); mask32(0xd8006a8, 0, 2); }
https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont/blob/master/loader/source/menu.c#L2016
Code:void ReconfigVideo(GXRModeObj *vidmode) { if(ncfg->VideoScale >= 40 && ncfg->VideoScale <= 120) vidmode->viWidth = ncfg->VideoScale + 600; else vidmode->viWidth = 640; vidmode->viXOrigin = (720 - vidmode->viWidth) / 2; ... VIDEO_Configure(vidmode); }
1:1 ISO. GCM is the same as iso but it should use the iso extension.
Correct. Make sure the MD5 hash of the ISO matches a known good dump on Redump.org.
i think it means native progressive support instead of forced.Does anyone know what the little superscript '2' means in the 480p column of the Nintendont Compatibility List:
I'm trying to get 480p working with the above game, and it does work, but the deflicker filter gets reinstated as soon as I load a save game from the game's main menu.
Is there a method of patching the deflicker OFF setting into the game's ISO?
you dont need overclock for most games, just install a channel for wii64/wii64 rice and not64 and have fun, those n64 emulations were ass since you couldnt even save at all in most games and they have way more issues than wii64/not64
Look for widescreen Action Replay/gecko codes. Some games need them and even games that don't, usually work better with them.
that is not the issue we were discussing here... some games on nintendont dont fill the screen, stretched or otherwise on wiiu and the width value which hacks the video cordinates doesnt work on some games so you cant make them fill the screen, its not about any of that, its about games sometiems having slightly incorrect aspect ratios they arent full 4:3 or 16:9(not by much tough) so using widescreen code or not will not fill the screen on wiiu anyway on games that have those issues.
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