Hi all,
I'm running Dolphin 5.0-1595 x64. I have a Samsung plasma TV that can do 1920x1080 @ 50 or 60 Hz, but much prefer the picture quality of the 50 Hz mode. So when running PAL games (@ 50 Hz) all is fine. I've disabled PAL60 mode.
I also have the PAL version of Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2. They can run at either 480i (60 Hz) or 576i (50 Hz) and default to the latter. However, in-game FPS is always at 60, while VPS is at 50, % = 100. When I enable VSync, FPS drops to 50, but VPS drops proportionally to 42, so effectively the game slows down to 83 %. It appears Dolphin is assuming the game is in 60Hz mode, even though I went with the default of 576i (there is an intro screen that notifies about the available modes).
This doesn't seem correct to me. I can disable VSync and the game will be at 100 %, but obviously with screen tearing as a result. Alternatively I can use VSync and set the desktop to 60Hz, but as I said this is not the preferred mode on my plasma.
Can anyone confirm that this is an issue and/or whether it can be fixed? Any help is much appreciated.
I'm running Dolphin 5.0-1595 x64. I have a Samsung plasma TV that can do 1920x1080 @ 50 or 60 Hz, but much prefer the picture quality of the 50 Hz mode. So when running PAL games (@ 50 Hz) all is fine. I've disabled PAL60 mode.
I also have the PAL version of Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2. They can run at either 480i (60 Hz) or 576i (50 Hz) and default to the latter. However, in-game FPS is always at 60, while VPS is at 50, % = 100. When I enable VSync, FPS drops to 50, but VPS drops proportionally to 42, so effectively the game slows down to 83 %. It appears Dolphin is assuming the game is in 60Hz mode, even though I went with the default of 576i (there is an intro screen that notifies about the available modes).
This doesn't seem correct to me. I can disable VSync and the game will be at 100 %, but obviously with screen tearing as a result. Alternatively I can use VSync and set the desktop to 60Hz, but as I said this is not the preferred mode on my plasma.
Can anyone confirm that this is an issue and/or whether it can be fixed? Any help is much appreciated.