I think it would be interesting to know how big you can make the vic screen without risking that people can't see the whole screen, both for PAL and NTSC games. (And I also plan to make a NTSC version of Mega Omega)... So if you want to participate in this examination, then download this program: http://home.worldonline.se/boray/datorm ... erscan.zip
Run it on your vic, and then give me the displayed numbers for:
A: Your maximum sized screen while you still can see the whole screen.
B: Your minimum sized screen while it is that big that you can't see the border at all.
Thanks!
My own numbers are (A PAL vic20 with a 14" Telefunken Monitor/TV):
A - Position 9,22 (or 10,22) - Size 25x31
B - Position 7,18 - Size 27x34
/Anders
What's your overscan setting?
these are the values i get, just before increasing the x or y values, and losing part of the screen:
Position 3,16
Size: 24 x 26
Pixles: 192 x 208
on a 1701 monitor
chris
p.s. i have noticed that all my vic's do not display the same border colour on startup. just variations of blue to green. this is common i assume?
Position 3,16
Size: 24 x 26
Pixles: 192 x 208
on a 1701 monitor
chris
p.s. i have noticed that all my vic's do not display the same border colour on startup. just variations of blue to green. this is common i assume?