Only force progressive if we are currently in an interlaced video mode
The NES games on the Zelda Collecters Edition disk use a XFB which is only 256 pixels wide, but has a stide of 640 pixels. This fits our definition of a interlaced xfb, as a second line of data could fit in the extra space. The solution is to check that we are actually in a interlaced video mode before activating the force progressive hack.
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@ -634,7 +634,11 @@ u32 GetTicksPerField()
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static void BeginField(FieldType field)
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static void BeginField(FieldType field)
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bool interlaced_xfb = ((m_PictureConfiguration.STD / m_PictureConfiguration.WPL)==2);
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// Could we fit a second line of data in the stride?
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bool potentially_interlaced_xfb = ((m_PictureConfiguration.STD / m_PictureConfiguration.WPL) == 2);
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// Are there an odd number of half-lines per field (definition of interlaced video)
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bool interlaced_video_mode = (GetHalfLinesPerEvenField() & 1) == 1;
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u32 fbStride = m_PictureConfiguration.STD * 16;
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u32 fbStride = m_PictureConfiguration.STD * 16;
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u32 fbWidth = m_PictureConfiguration.WPL * 16;
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u32 fbWidth = m_PictureConfiguration.WPL * 16;
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u32 fbHeight = m_VerticalTimingRegister.ACV;
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u32 fbHeight = m_VerticalTimingRegister.ACV;
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xfbAddr = GetXFBAddressTop();
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xfbAddr = GetXFBAddressTop();
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}
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if (interlaced_xfb && g_ActiveConfig.bForceProgressive)
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if (potentially_interlaced_xfb && interlaced_video_mode && g_ActiveConfig.bForceProgressive)
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// Strictly speaking, in interlaced mode, we're only supposed to read
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// Strictly speaking, in interlaced mode, we're only supposed to read
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// half of the lines of the XFB, and use that to display a field; the
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// half of the lines of the XFB, and use that to display a field; the
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