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8-bit acorn hardware • Re: RGB to HDMI using a Pi Zero and a small CPLD

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They are 1K in size and contain 256 32 bit words with the RGB + mono values for each of 256 colours.
Each 32 bit word contains R (lsbyte), G, B + Mono (msbyte) with values 0-255 (Mono is used in mono / green / amber mode)

The 256 palette entries are indexed as follows (ms bit to ls bit):
M, R1, B2, G2, R2, B3, G3, R3

M is used for the menu overlay so the palette should be duplicated with M=0 and M=1
Sorry for resuming an old post, but creating new palette is still tricky for me (maybe one day someone will wrote a tool for helping in it! :lol: ).
The doubt is on the "M" used for overlay: i'm testing a palette for Sega Mark III, starting from SAM and EGA ones that looks similar, but i got a strange different behaviours while OnScreenMenu is on or off (or in the screenshoots) compared to normal use:
screnshot:
capture2.png
photo with menu on:
scr2.jpg
photo while normal running:
scr1.jpg

You can see the first two upper left green blocks are different in screetshooting and while menu on, and they are same color when exiting menu...
What i could have missed?

Statistics: Posted by aotta — Sun Mar 31, 2024 6:27 pm



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