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Can't get 4:3 in Gamecube games #1260

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HunterZ opened this issue Jan 26, 2025 · 4 comments
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Can't get 4:3 in Gamecube games #1260

HunterZ opened this issue Jan 26, 2025 · 4 comments

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@HunterZ
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HunterZ commented Jan 26, 2025

I'm using an original Wii (NOT a Wii U) with a Bitfunx new model component-to-HDMI adapter, USB Loader GX, and Nintendont.

I've tried tweaking just about every setting that looked relevant, but every Gamecube game gets stretched horizontally to 16:9.

My TV is a 65" 4K Samsung S90D, and it disables aspect ratio adjustment while in game mode. Disabling game mode is undesirable because that would introduce latency.

@carnage702
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the only way to get gamecube games in 4:3 on the wii is setting the wii itself in 4:3 on system settings.

@HunterZ
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HunterZ commented Jan 26, 2025

the only way to get gamecube games in 4:3 on the wii is setting the wii itself in 4:3 on system settings.

I tried that. It made no difference. It only made the system settings menus look different, but everything is still stretched.

@carnage702
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that is a problem with your tv definition then you need to pick like original aspec ratio option or something im guessing your tv is set to full screen or something, if the wii itself cant be 4:3 fir sure nintendont cant either.

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GB-CG commented Jan 29, 2025

and it disables aspect ratio adjustment while in game mode. Disabling game mode is undesirable because that would introduce latency.

Judging from that, probably the only way to get around that with modern 4k TVs nowadays is to use a high quality upscaler like a OSSC Pro or a Retrotink 4k instead of using Bitfunx.

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