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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Gaming => Topic started by: orb85750 on December 24, 2010, 02:28:30 AM
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Hopefully, it's something silly, but I'm not sure what the problem is. I have the screen set to hi-res NTSC and I'm using a 1084 monitor. Everything is fine when I load games from floppy or I allow OS 3.1 to boot up from the hard drive and I play around on the desktop. However, I installed Star Trek AGA onto the hard drive (required -- cannot be played from floppies). When I load it, the screen goes into some whacked-out mode with crazy sort-of horizontal flickering lines. The sound on the game works fine. I thought it might be a problem with the install, but then I also installed an application (SuperJAM music software -- not AGA) on the hard drive, which produces the same screen problem. Any thoughts? Might I have something set wrong in OS 3.1? Thanks for your help.
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I thought it might have something to do with the startup-sequence file, many parts of which I don't fully understand, so I copied over the startup-sequence file from my A3000. Unfortunately the problem still persists.
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I assume your in the USA, try moving all your DEVS:Monitors/ files except the NTSC one out of that drawer so you only have an NTSC driver left...
It sound like something is switching your screen to a different mode like MultiSync or the likes, this way you should be able to check if this is the case...:)
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I assume your in the USA, try moving all your DEVS:Monitors/ files except the NTSC one out of that drawer so you only have an NTSC driver left...
It sound like something is switching your screen to a different mode like MultiSync or the likes, this way you should be able to check if this is the case...:)
Thanks, my friend. It did the trick. I owe you one!
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Thought that might be the problem, glad to have been of help... :)
(see I don't talk keeck all the time... :lol:)