So the PAL SNES resolution is no different from the NTSC systems after all. The extra amount of scanlines for PAL is probably because the frame-rate is slower at 50 Hz meaning more vblank time.
I think it was different on the Mega Drive where the PAL systems actually has a taller active display resolution at 240 lines vs the NTSC 224 lines, perhaps to make vblank time similar for both.
My SFC is very off-center (too much to the left IIRC) when I use it with a PAL TV using RGB, but I suppose that is because of the small difference in hsync timing between NTSC and PAL TV-sets. It's not off-center at all when using RGB with my hybrid NTSC/PAL CRT which saves individual settings for NTSC and PAL. Not sure how it can detect that the RGB signal uses the NTSC type of hsync.rainwarrior wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 11:46 am (I also think the picture might be vertically offset so it's more centred, unlike the NES, but I'm not sure?)