ZSNES board

The NTSC filter is interesting. I really like it on some games, and dislike it on others. Then there's HQ2x ... looks amazing in Zelda 3, looks terrible on DKC with more complex graphics. But that's why we have them all. Linear, NTSC, HQ2x ... switch them up as needed, everyone's happy :) byuu, wha...

If that's what you really want, then take my word for it, that setting is not what you're looking for. Alright, but I'm more intrested in what I AM looking for than what I'm NOT looking for. :wink: So what should I be looking for if I want it to look like a SNES connected with RGB-SCART to a CRT SD...

I think you are the only one. Or one of the few. Seeing how the RGB mode in the NTSC filter looks identical to just using the scanline filter. This defeats the entire point, don't you think? I wouldn't say IDENTICAL, but you are almost right, it's pretty darn close, and if you drag the resolution-s...

I guess I'm not the only one loving the NTSC-filter with the RGB-preset (RGB-SCART FTW). So here's a tip on how to make ZSNES save the RGB-preset: After you clicked the RGB-button, go the the "ADV NTSC" tab and change Bleed to -100% (the preset sets bleeding to -100% but sets the Bleed-sli...

Ok i FOUND the bug! The problem is that the RGB preset button should change Bleeding to -100%, and it does, the problem is that it sets the slider to 0%, so (probably) when the settings get saved it saves the wrong Bleeding value. So a workaround to this problem is to move the Bleeding-sider to -100...

Did some more testing..
This does not happen with the Composite- or S-VIDEO presets, and i think the problem might have something to do with the fact that the RGB-preset changes something that is not adjustable with the sliders, and ZSNES probably only saves the adjustable settings?

Steps to reproduce: 1. Click RGB-preset. 2. Restart ZSNES. 3. The used preset will now be S-VIDEO (confirmed by clicking S-VIDEO and spotted no difference). The strange thing is that all the sliders are the same, for example "Resolution" under "ADV NTSC" is still at 70%, it's lik...