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Ok, it's not like the tearing you initially mentionned! A bit of wobble. It's gonna by tough to solve, since none of my 3 TVs have the problem. Perhaps with my new video capture I just bought. I will try that to see.

Alec

Hmm, I just look on my LCD TV and the image is perfect. In fact better than when I used 522 lines. Perhaps I posted a wrong HEX. Can you try this one:
Thanks

Thanks for the comments Clay, I'll have a close look at those. For the 'distortion on the side of the screen' it's not really gone, I just put the limit how far you can go like 5 pixels less and it doesn't have problems.

Oh, one thing I noticed from your blog. I recall the C64 CPU was clocked around 1 Mhz. The VIC-II, it's graphics chip was the one clocked at 14Mhz. Unless that's was you meant?

Uze

Hey Hans, many thanks for the exposure, I'll try the swedish to french translation, perhaps (as somebody once said) it will sound less Yoda-like! ;) Also I didnt find any licensing information about the pictures on: All content and pics are CC share-alike. Look at the total bottom of pages: Copyrigh...

Good! I'll release a beta4 sometime during the weekend with this fix.

I hated that ugly low resolution, stretched out sprite mode.

Hey, thanks for letting me know just now. Errr, and it's not like I prevented anybody from doing better!

Yeah, he's funny like hell, There's also the "Irate Gamer" series, quit fun. Here's part I & II of his E.T. review for the 2600, the worst game ever made! Part I [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMREImsJmuo[/youtube] Part II [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJraw-GYl3I[/y...

Well, it was on my mind since I first published the first sprite engine. Lerc finally convinced me the resolution was a bit too low. I went back to the drawing board and here's the result! This is just a proof-of-concept, but it show the potential. Back to to nice 240x224 resolution and tiles and sp...

Welcome to the Uzebox(tm) forums! The place to share thoughts, ideas and knowledge about building retro games. So you may ask, what is the Uzebox exactly? Well, the Uzebox is a retro-minimalist, open source game console. It is based on an AVR 8-bit general purpose microcontroller made by Atmel. The ...