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base:detect_pal_ntsc [2016-09-27 17:49] – sokratesbase:detect_pal_ntsc [2016-12-27 02:39] – tww_ctr
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 </code> </code>
 +
 +
 +===== TWW's Variant =====
 +
 +Count's number of cycles on one scan with CIA timer and uses the 2 LSBs from the high byte of the CIA Timer to determine model. This reliably detects PAL, NTSC, NTSC2 and DREAN. routine exits with result in A. Make sure no interrupts occur during the runtime of the routine.
 +
 +<code>
 +    //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 +    // Detect PAL/NTSC
 +    //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 +    // 312 rasterlines -> 63 cycles per line PAL        => 312 * 63 = 19656 Cycles / VSYNC  => #>76  %00
 +    // 262 rasterlines -> 64 cycles per line NTSC V1    => 262 * 64 = 16768 Cycles / VSYNC  => #>65  %01
 +    // 263 rasterlines -> 65 cycles per line NTSC V2    => 263 * 65 = 17095 Cycles / VSYNC  => #>66  %10
 +    // 312 rasterlines -> 65 cycles per line PAL DREAN  => 312 * 65 = 20280 Cycles / VSYNC  => #>79  %11
 +
 +DetectC64Model:
 +
 +    // Use CIA #1 Timer B to count cycled in a frame
 +    lda #$ff
 +    sta $dc06
 +    sta $dc07  // Latch #$ffff to Timer B
 +
 +    bit $d011
 +    bpl *-3    // Wait untill Raster > 256
 +    bit $d011
 +    bmi *-3    // Wait untill Raster = 0
 +
 +    ldx #%00011001
 +    stx $dc0f  // Start Timer B (One shot mode (Timer stops automatically when underflow))
 +
 +    bit $d011
 +    bpl *-3    // Wait untill Raster > 256
 +    bit $d011
 +    bmi *-3    // Wait untill Raster = 0
 +
 +    sec
 +    sbc $dc07  // Hibyte number of cycles used
 +    and #%00000011
 +    rts
 +</code>
 +
  
 ===== Older routine ===== ===== Older routine =====
base/detect_pal_ntsc.txt · Last modified: 2020-11-11 01:49 by copyfault