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amstrad/amstrad: wrong default screen resolution #12271
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mame/src/mame/amstrad/amstrad.cpp Line 920 in fbaf654
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MAME else adds extra resolution beyond standard border in spectrum-based drivers. |
Hello @angelosa, I was planning to use OBS / ffmpeg x11grab at first. But the advantage of an integrated video recording option is to have pixel-perfect and frame perfect recording, and without having to worry about video compression (which will be taking care of later, during post-processing). I do understand that it is a burden for developpers, and it would be justified to remove it from MAME; but I also think that this is, in my humble opinion, a killer feature if it's being kept in and taken care of. |
Very unconvinced by this statement:
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Yeah, OBS is the way to go for recording MAME in the proper aspect ratio. If you need a "crisp pixel" look, just use the default bgfx shader and set prescale to 3 in mame.ini. |
MAME version
0.264 (unknown)
System information
OS: Arch Linux, 64-bit, kernel 6.8.5-zen1-1-zen
Locale: en_US.UTF-8
RAM: 16GB
CPU: 11th Gen Intel i7-1165G7 (8) @ 4.700GHz
GPU: Intel TigerLake-LP GT2 [Iris Xe Graphics]
INI configuration details
No response
Emulated system/software
Amstrad CPC6128 (cpc6128)
Incorrect behaviour
MAME reports a screen resolution of 704×144 while the Amstrad CPC 6128 normally have a resolution of 768×272.
While this doesn't impact gameplay, it does impact video recording via the
-aviwrite
option, and may be the source of some emulation bugs.Expected behaviour
MAME should report a video resolution of 768×272 when launching the
cpc6128
, as it is the Full-Screen Mode 2 resolution (see: https://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/Video_modes).Steps to reproduce
Launch MAME for the
cpc6128
machine, and see the MAME boot message.For video recording, launch MAME for the
cpc6128
machine with the-aviwrite test.avi
option, and view thetest.avi
result.Additional details
No response
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