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Need ability to reset display settings (plus documentation) #149

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spkane opened this issue Oct 3, 2022 · 4 comments
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Need ability to reset display settings (plus documentation) #149

spkane opened this issue Oct 3, 2022 · 4 comments

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@spkane
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spkane commented Oct 3, 2022

I changed the display settings in the dashboard and can no longer see the screen when the dashboard is booted. It would be great if there was a way via the controller to reset these to the default. I am using this with XEMU.

As it turns out, the FTP server, is working, so in the meantime is there a file on the hard drive that I can edit or delete to reset the dashboard settings?

@dracc
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dracc commented Oct 3, 2022

The video settings are stored in the EEPROM. Edit your eeprom.bin (or simply delete it) to revert back to "standard" settings, whatever that is. :)

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dracc commented Oct 3, 2022

Key combination is possibly a good idea, but I'm torn on what settings should be the "defaults".

@LukeUsher
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LukeUsher commented Oct 3, 2022

Perhaps we could do what many videogames do on PC: When changing video settings, give a 5-10 second window after applying the mode change where a dialog is shown allowing to accept/cancel the change, and if the dialog times out, revert to previous?

@spkane
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spkane commented Oct 3, 2022

@dracc Thank you for the pointers. I was able to revert to an older eeprom.bin backup and that resolved the issue. I narrowed the issue cause down to the video: 1080i setting. Enabling that caused the dashboard (after a reboot) to present a black screen and nothing else, even though all my games still appeared to work fine.

@LukeUsher If the video is changed on the fly confirm or revert prompt would be great, although it appears that those video settings aren't applied by the dashboard until a reboot, which is why I was thinking about some way to at least temporarily ignore the settings or boot the dashboard into normal 4:3 mode as an emergency.

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