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(This waveform steps through various grays and then stops on a color. Based on the original ASCII art of the example composite waveform. https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/NTSC_video#Example_Waveform The composite signal steps through 6 gray colors ($0D, $0F, $2D, $00, $10, $30) then continues through with color $11. [https://github.com/Gumball2415/nes-scribbles/tree/main/nrom-composite-waveform Source code for the underlying demo rom], and this work is licensed under the [https://mit-license.org...)
 
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The composite signal steps through 6 gray colors ($0D, $0F, $2D, $00, $10, $30) then continues through with color $11.
The composite signal steps through 6 gray colors ($0D, $0F, $2D, $00, $10, $30) then continues through with color $11.
This plot was generated using [https://github.com/emu-russia/breaknes/tree/main/BreaksPPU/PPUPlayer PPUPlayer's] video signal dump, plotted by Matplotlib via a python script and a batch file.


[https://github.com/Gumball2415/nes-scribbles/tree/main/nrom-composite-waveform Source code for the underlying demo rom], and this work is licensed under the [https://mit-license.org MIT License].
[https://github.com/Gumball2415/nes-scribbles/tree/main/nrom-composite-waveform Source code for the underlying demo rom], and this work is licensed under the [https://mit-license.org MIT License].

Latest revision as of 11:03, 27 February 2023

Summary

This waveform steps through various grays and then stops on a color.

Based on the original ASCII art of the example composite waveform. https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/NTSC_video#Example_Waveform

The composite signal steps through 6 gray colors ($0D, $0F, $2D, $00, $10, $30) then continues through with color $11.

This plot was generated using PPUPlayer's video signal dump, plotted by Matplotlib via a python script and a batch file.

Source code for the underlying demo rom, and this work is licensed under the MIT License.

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current11:03, 27 February 2023Thumbnail for version as of 11:03, 27 February 20231,650 × 550 (253 KB)Persune (talk | contribs)Change BG color to $0D
04:27, 27 February 2023Thumbnail for version as of 04:27, 27 February 20231,650 × 550 (254 KB)Persune (talk | contribs)This waveform steps through various grays and then stops on a color. Based on the original ASCII art of the example composite waveform. https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/NTSC_video#Example_Waveform The composite signal steps through 6 gray colors ($0D, $0F, $2D, $00, $10, $30) then continues through with color $11. [https://github.com/Gumball2415/nes-scribbles/tree/main/nrom-composite-waveform Source code for the underlying demo rom], and this work is licensed under the [https://mit-license.org...

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