Yes, all variants of the vdp command set the VDP to 50 or 60 HZ output.
There is not a MSX that with hard- and/or software will change from PAL tot
NTSC or viceversa.
By the way, the xor in the command is there for a reason. If any of the
other bits in VDP(10) is either set or reset using the xor variant will
leave them unchanged.
Therefore it is good programming habit not to change any register bit that
you do not want to change. I admit typing blindly the shorter the better!
-----Original Message-----
From: Brendan Cross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 21:42
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: All in one reply
That's incorrect; VDP(10)=vdp(10)xor2 only changes the refresh rate, not the
colours, as well. Also, VDP(10)=0 does the same thing (to change to 60Hz);
VDP(10)=2 does the same to change it to 50Hz.
----Original Message Follows----
Once you enter Basic you need to type (blindly) VDP(10)=vdp(10)xor2 to togle
between PAL and NTSC output from your MSX.
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