CAn any of you program epsxe plugins?

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[Darkness]

wow. ive always wondered why it did that....... thanks, jari.

 

[mirex]

Oh Jari .. you surprise me everytime, you're full of tech info.  

 

[Reznor007]

On 2002-02-07 20:21, Sephiroth 3D wrote:
It's actually strange as to why most PAL contries use 25fps as their base framerate. PAL could run at 40fps, or really anything. Same's true with NTSC. The only real difference is the way PAL and NTSC handle colors, and their resolutions that make them different.

PAL runs at 720x576 while NTSC runs at 720x486. These are the standards that were set when these formats were created. Despite TVs being able to handle other resolutions, and such, those are the broadcast-standard sizes for the two formats, meaning that's what everything made for TV is created at. That's the way it is.

HDTV, however, has about 3 sizes, but the generally accepted one is 1920x1080. That's a HECK of a lot more than standard NTSC, OR PAL. It's almost Film quality, but not quite. (I don't know exactly what film is, but I know it's slightly over 2000 wide.)

Sephiroth 3D

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1920x1080 interlaced, or 720x480 progressive are basically the common HDTV resolutions. I'm not sure about film either, but I don't think it's an actual resolution since it is done with celuloid film.

 

[Q-Ball]

Oh, and welcome to the board

Thanks Great to be here.

Actually a friend of mine has a 100Hz Sony TV, and he says he has problems with some PS2 games not displaying properly. As an avid PS2 player this worries me somewhat..

Anyway, thanks again, hopefully I can contribute something

Q