240p TestSuite PS1

Console:	Sony Playstation
TV Standard:	Other
Release Date:	2020-01-01
Players:	1
Co-op:	No
ESRB:	Not Rated
Type:	Utility, Unofficial

240p Test Suite

The 240p test suite is a homebrew software suite for video game consoles developed to help in the evaluation of upscalers, upscan converters and line doublers.

It has tests designed with the processing of 240p signals in mind, although when possible it includes other video modes and specific tests for them. These have been tested with video processors on real hardware and a variety of displays, including CRTs and Arcade monitors via RGB.

As a secondary target, the suite aims to provide tools for calibrating colors, black and white levels for specific console outputs and setups.

This is free software, with full source code available under the GPL.

To use the test suite download release from github and burn .cue/.bin to CD. There are 2 versions, one for real console which stop cd drive and second one for emulators which doesn't(I got black screen in some emulators). Both releases are fixed with cdmage because mkpsxiso from psxsdk doesn't generate image correctly which may cause problems for some emulators. You need to have modchiped psx or use swap method. To compile suite you need to install PSXSDK.
Contributors

Concept: Artemio Urbina @Artemio

Code: Filip Aláč

Main menu graphics: Asher

PSXSDK: Nextvolume

Advisor: Fudoh

Extra patterns and collaboration: Konsolkongen & shmups regulars

Copyright 2011-2016 Artemio Urbina Copyright 2017-2018 Filip Aláč

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

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