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Is that the 32 bits snes cd?.

and so, It could be possible to gain some bandwidth if i proceed like that? No. It has sense... the PPU's has to reach that point to interrupt, it doesn't anticipates nothing, so, always will delay the same amount of time wheter if it draws or not (but, What about from the second interrupt?, that i...

Not quite true.. the 65816's super power is it can give you perfect IRQ/NMIs with a single clock delay. So if you are doing horizontal splits, you can pepper your normal code and as long as you hit a WAI before the interrupt is due to happen you will get it with 1 clock fixed slide. So, you can sho...

You can use a window to hide pixels outside a 144-pixel-wide strip. Kirby Super Star uses something similar to hide scrolling artifacts at the sides of the screen. But unlike hiding an entire scanline, hiding stretches of an individual scanline will not gain you any video memory bandwidth. It was l...

Thank you all for the answers! :) I have one question more, and i can't find how to solve it using google... Can i divide the screen vertically in three sections, to get active scanlines with 144 pixels of width resolution? (the red one in the image): http://oi65.tinypic.com/23j0mq1.jpg That is to s...

Correct. There are 1364 master clocks per line in both TV systems. Multiply this by 262 or 312 to get master clocks per frame. (You lose two master clocks per frame on NTSC because of chroma realignment.) Then, you have 38 lines free, and 224 lines inside of the active resolution loosing 2 cycles e...

2. Before I can answer, I'd like to know where you got the 1455 figure. Sorry, it were wrong. Assuming that you have 325996 cycles, you obtain 1455 cycles per line in PAL dividing 325996/224... but you have 312 lines, so it doesn't happens like that in this way, right?. If you divide all the cycles...

Hello. I always taken for granted some facts about the snes hardware, but, analyzing, i've found some errors in my perceptions... so, i have a handful of quick questions to solve it. 1º) Why the 65818 delays 8 cycles to transfer 1 Byte?... i think that the logic is writting a lenght word of 8 bits i...

Then, can anybody help me understand where these numbers are coming from? I need to transfer ~33K over the course of 4 frames (15fps@60Hz), or else I need to drastically reduce my frame size. I think the problem is you haven't bandwith to do that. You only have 22,8 KB every 4 frames. But decreasin...

Is the latest work getting posted somewhere I don't know about, or are you just talking about the old one? No, no, i'm talking about the 15fps version, but it souns lossy to me. If it were at 32khz using the older samples, the music should be asynchronous, right?. So... if really it goes at 32khz?,...

But the music is synchronized, only that the quality is clearly lower.

93143 wrote:...wow. That's quite an improvement.

What's the audio sample rate? Still 12 kHz?

I also have that impression of that is using the older samples.

It would be possible to implement the cutscenes and ending of the psone's version?, or it is limited to introduce a video only one time...

tepples wrote:BRR takes 4.5 bits per sample. For example, a 1-second 32 kHz sample takes 18000 bytes.

That is the size at the lowest compressing rate?.

Are in somewhere info about the rates and sizes about the samples?.


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But you can set up eight of them (minus however many HDMA channels you're using) before vblank and then have them all run consecutively. So, is the same thing, except for the fact that it's done automatically. The reason of my question is, if the bandwidth of the tile graphics works ever at 5.72KB,...