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Re: [gbadev] TS4 bitmap mode bug?

> Sounds like you might just need a better power supply going into your
beige
> box to help with the dodgyness.

The same type of crash also happens 9 out of 10 times when I simply insert a
headphone plug to get the sound over headphone or PC speakers. Is that also
caused by a bad power supply? Anyway, I'm pretty used to it now but I will
try switching to another power supply (earthed and protected).

> The screen position in bitmap mode can be twiddled with via the bg2
> scale/rotate control registers, can it not? You might just have these set
> badly on the emulator unit but by some miracle they are fine if you run it
> from a flash a cart.

Yeah, I tried initializing that one already... Same result.

I also ran a few other commercial ROMs on both TS4 units we have here and
they all show the same glitch (-1,-1 displaced BG2 in bitmap mode 4).

Does anyone else who has a TS4 board see this? Depending on your backdrop
color you can see a line at the bottom of the screen and on the right side
of the screen in bitmap mode 4 (haven't tried to look at other bitmap modes
yet).

For now I'm assuming it's a TS4 bug which was solved in the retail versions
of the GBA.





Thu May 2, 2002 5:17 pm

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Hello All, I just noticed that bitmap modes on a TS4 board are shifted by -1,-1 pixels (showing the border on the bottom and right edge of the screen). I tried...
Jan-Lieuwe Koopmans
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May 2, 2002
8:41 am

Um...do you mean TS2 board? A TS4 is a real GBA (release version) attached to the dev station. A TS2 is a circuit board with an LCD. The TS2 does have some...
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May 2, 2002
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... Nintendo's ... on ... I mean TS4 board (there's a TS4 sticker on the back of the GBA unit). It has got a real gameboy advance attached to it, but it is not...
Jan-Lieuwe Koopmans
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May 2, 2002
4:28 pm

Eh.. did you try to write about the problem on the Nintendo newsgroup ? and btw, I never had these problems with the game I did !!! -Sam...
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May 2, 2002
4:59 pm

... Sounds like you might just need a better power supply going into your beige box to help with the dodgyness. The screen position in bitmap mode can be...
Kriss Daniels
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May 2, 2002
4:53 pm

... beige ... The same type of crash also happens 9 out of 10 times when I simply insert a headphone plug to get the sound over headphone or PC speakers. Is...
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May 2, 2002
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