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MSX2 rom flash to start with 60Hz

Avkooi
msx novice
Posts: 18
Posted: October 11 2004, 21:56   
Hello,

Is there anybody out there who can make/flash/burn a NMS 8250 rom or bios with a vdp(10)=0 instruction on startup?
If yes, I would really, really like to buy one (or two ;-) because I'm getting sick of changing the frequency with the well-known code...


NYYRIKKI
msx master
Posts: 1509
Posted: October 11 2004, 22:36   

One possibility is also put that switching code to cartridge. That way you anyway lose one of the cardridge ports...
[D-Tail]

msx guru
Posts: 3015
Posted: October 11 2004, 23:20   
Or buy a Japanese MSX2... But I guess that's quite naff.
IC
msx professional
Posts: 538
Posted: October 11 2004, 23:49   
or write an autoexec.bas like:
10 vdp(10)=0

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msx guru
Posts: 3015
Posted: October 12 2004, 00:21   
Well, it would be a pity to include it on each and every disk. True, the autoexec.bat of my HDD runs a program 60hz.com, but you know, it's a HDD (well, running on a turbo R, so it's not even necessary , ah, I had a NMS8255 before and I'm just too lazy to delete it ). In any case, I can imagine Avkooi wants something like this.
jpgrobler
msx lover
Posts: 117
Posted: October 12 2004, 05:11   
If you can mail me / point me to the correct rom file I will burn it for you.
jpgrobler a t hotmail d o t com
evulopah
msx addict
Posts: 462
Posted: October 12 2004, 10:30   
The only reason I don't play my original Konami's is because they all boot in 50 hz....

It would be great if the European MSX machines would boot in 60 hz mode so original cartridges could be played without slow music and slower gameplay...
Avkooi
msx novice
Posts: 18
Posted: October 12 2004, 14:33   
Yes evulopah,

That is exact the same reason I want my precious MSX to boot at 60Hz all the time ;-)

And thank you, jpgrobler, I will find out what kind of ROM I need and mail it!
POISONIC
msx professional
Posts: 883
Posted: October 12 2004, 15:58   
Or Buy A Japanese MSX

BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: October 12 2004, 16:26   
Or a slot expander:
  • switch off the rom
  • boot the system
  • wait for it to boot to BASIC
  • switch on the rom
  • type VDP(10)=VDP(10) AND 253
  • type DEF USR=&H7C75:A=USR(0)
  • pray the game doesn't init the diskdrive interface a second time before it boots

snout

msx legend
Posts: 4991
Posted: October 12 2004, 16:29   
Perhaps you could create a cool 'NTSC/PAL' switcher with flashROM? Just put your NTSC/PAL switching utility on flash in SLOT1 and the game you actually want to play in SLOT 2....
[D-Tail]

msx guru
Posts: 3015
Posted: October 12 2004, 18:31   
Quote:

Or Buy A Japanese MSX

Did I hear an echo here...?
Avkooi
msx novice
Posts: 18
Posted: October 12 2004, 18:45   
Hello,

Isn't the easiest (and cheapest) solution to just change the ROM (that is not soldered in an NMS 8250 anyway ;-) for a 60 Hz one? Or am I missing something here?

But thanks for the suggestions of course!
Guillian
msx professional
Posts: 631
Posted: October 12 2004, 18:45   
You can use MegaFlashROM multiROM menu to swicth NTSC/PAL when booting. But bare in mind some games will change the Hz (i.e.: Solid Snake to 60Hz)
Sonic_aka_T

msx guru
Posts: 2268
Posted: October 12 2004, 23:41   
uhm, I think the guy just wants to know if there's anyone out there that can burn a ROM for him... Is there?
 
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