GC: Force 60 Hz on PAL consoles #31
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Televisions that only support 50 Hz are far gone, all TVs since the 90s or so support PAL-60. Therefore, it is relatively safe to enable PAL-60 unconditionally. This has the huge benefit that NTSC games running at 60 Hz will look much smoother than when trying to run them on a 50 Hz screen. Signed-off-by: Paul Cercueil <[email protected]>
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@pcercuei This seems cool, but it shouldn't be as another option for Video Mode? Here i noticed that with this you're replacing PAL50 with PAL60, but as i said isn't it better to have it as an option? My suggestion would be rename the current PAL option to PAL50 and make a new setting option for PAL60. |
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Everbody has a PAL60 TV. 50-Hz-only TVs were already a thing of the past in the 1990s. |
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Televisions that only support 50 Hz are far gone, all TVs since the 90s or so support PAL-60. Therefore, it is relatively safe to enable PAL-60 unconditionally. This has the huge benefit that NTSC games running at 60 Hz will look much smoother than when trying to run them on a 50 Hz screen.