Ingo Korb

I noticed the same problem - it looks like the Stream Deck plugin only looks for scenes with type GroupScene, which seems to be what the official Hue app uses....

Does this also happen with default settings (linedoubling enabled for all modes, enhanced DVI off)?

Does anything change if you disable "Fix Resolution" and "Fix Sync Timing" in the Advanced submenu?

No, I have never seen that before - my own cube also has a Qoob in it and there are no issues with booting into the regular system BIOS.

Oh, PAL-M. I only have access to Euro-PAL cubes (and one US-NTSC), so that case was never tested. I wonder why Swiss calls it DOL-002 though, isn't that the code...

You could just set Advanced->Fix resolution to "off" - it won't help you with games that output more than 640 pixels horizontally and it will not be pixel-perfect for games...

That partially depends on the video output of the console itself, but in general it should match CEA-861 format 8.

Sorry, I wrote that in a misleading way. Some details of the video timing generated by GCVideo are determined by the video sent by the console, which in turn is...

The letter is the revision, higher ones are newer and tend to describe more modes.

Ugh, I suspect I know how they implemented that screen shake... I think I know how to work around it, but it'll take some time until I've got a working...