Syntax Infinity on the OCM and vdp(10)=255 on the OCM

Another thing: @ 49s (the title screen) you see (black) lines from the previous scene, those shouldn't be there.

I believe that was fixed in openMSX back then, blueMSX might still show that behavior.

I spot various other issues, but I suppose you're aware of those (e.g. explosion not shown @ 1m35s (which got fixed in openMSX as well) & crap @ 1m05s (VLM scene))

Anyway, I believe the demo was tested only with NMS 8250/80 so other models could legitimately show 'off' behavior.

If anyone is looking for a reference video, I believe this is a real capture, otherwise get the official video from Pouet (you can substitute ftp:// with http://) (I suspect / it looks like the YT vid is simply an upload of the latter)

As far as I know, MiSTER MSX Core is KdL core, no improvements. They have made some changes to clear quite a few warnings that OCM code had, but I think that KdL also incorporated back much of it....

OCM VDP has a few quirks yet to be solved, Hara-san made an improved version of the VDP, from the scratch, that solved some of those quirks, but brought some new ones, so it still is not ready for prime time. If we could get a VDP expert to work on the VHDL, that would be amazing, either to create a new one from the scratch or correct whatever is wrong/missing. Not so much time ago I've added blink support for graphics, it was implemented only for text mode, and also implemented the "Cadari Bit" that change the clock fed to the blink/page switch effect to be based on HSync instead of VSync, but that was quite difficult for me as I have not much knowledge working with the VDP (most of it I've learned because of my interest in getting a fast ansi color telnet client for any UNAPI device, since the gr8net one is only for gr8net and in its rom and TCPCON + JANSI is a dead slow combination, so Tobias Keizer sent me the code of his amazing ANSIDRV and I've learned some stuff to add new features (like sprite cursor) and make new ansi commands (it is currently implementing the full ANSI 16 color set of commands).

Pretty sure that, if someone that is really comfortable working with the MSX2 / 2+ VDPs and that is familiar to its timings and behaviors works on the VHDL, it could be near perfect, with all knowledge leveraged by OpenMSX team :)

This is SX-1 with the last KdL's firmware. The image is like wobbling.

https://www.msx.pics/image/yBivC

Hi Vampier,

On OCM/Zemmix Neo/SX-1/SM-X/SX-2 you can turn on or off the scan doubler through the dip switches, I think most people use it turned on to use it on regular VGA monitors or digital TVs.

Looking quickly at MiSTER code (since I don't have a DE-10 nano), they have also the "DIP" as a virtual item in their pop-up OSD menu, so you can set it to any of the 4 options like OCM and all the others, including 15Khz, not sure what is the default for them though... So, mcolom can have his system set to 15Khz as well, it is one of the 4 video options.

I have posted this issue for OCM改 on github.
Once we have good improvement results, we will feed them back to KDL's OCM-PLD.

https://github.com/hra1129/one-chip-msx-kai/issues/4