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VSYNC option
#1
Can you add a vsync option to PPSSPP?
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#2
why dont you vsync in your graphic card settings for the moment.It will most lkely be available later...
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#3
Question 
Was only for convenience more than anything Big GrinBig Grin
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#4
(04-16-2013, 06:59 PM)Tamagotchi Wrote: why dont you vsync in your graphic card settings for the moment.It will most lkely be available later...

Doesn't work. PPSSPP overrides the demand of the driver, same goes for stuff like FXAA. I asked of that feature aswell.
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#5
i think it's needed
i tried to play pes 2013, and it plays great, 60 fps, but that tearing is a real issue
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(04-23-2013, 09:06 AM)bigol Wrote: i think it's needed
i tried to play pes 2013, and it plays great, 60 fps, but that tearing is a real issue

Yeah, it´s very annoying
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#7
(04-17-2013, 05:16 AM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote: Doesn't work. PPSSPP overrides the demand of the driver, same goes for stuff like FXAA. I asked of that feature aswell.

What graphic card you have? It works fine on my Nvidia 9600 GT when I set Force V-sync on the control panel
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#8
yah, vsync for PC will be added fairly soon. On Android and the other mobile platforms it's already automatically vsynced.
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(04-23-2013, 07:41 PM)Henrik Wrote: yah, vsync for PC will be added fairly soon. On Android and the other mobile platforms it's already automatically vsynced.
Nice. Do you think you could disable v-sync on android (to gain speed) or is it handled differently on android in a way that such thing is not possible unless the kernel/ROM allows it?
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#10
(04-23-2013, 07:41 PM)Henrik Wrote: yah, vsync for PC will be added fairly soon. On Android and the other mobile platforms it's already automatically vsynced.

Oh thank you ! Smile
Because tearing is really annoying when I play in full screen... Undecided
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#11
I tested the latest windows32 build 0.8.1 844 and it seems like vsync is not working anymore
I tested it with KH:BBS and it's very noticeable when it's fullscreen
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#12
Yeah, it doesn't work here either. I have a feeling video drivers don't like it or something.
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#13
I'll have a look soon. It used to work fine.
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#14
Sort of off-topic, but when v-sync stopped working, forcing antialiasing via the GPU Control Panel during buffered rendering mode also seems to have stopped working..perhaps they're related?
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#15
May not be related but if i use the "Alt" key (kind of does a display change and makes the window active or something...), makes vsync work on windows 7 on fullscreen whether the option in ppsspp is enabled or not (works fine if you use a gamepad Tongue). Also if it's on window mode, vsync seems to be enabled all the time.

On another note forcing AA from the nvidia control panel still works for buffered rendering, just need to make sure supersample transparency AA is also enabled.
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