Hello MadMab...
About the palette:
Thank you very much for your complete explanation.
I absolutely agree with you on anything regarding the palette.
I don't have a real Atari 5200 and I never had one (just a 2600, when I was 8 years old)
and all the comparison I am doing is against AtariXLbox V6 (while playing)
and with No-Intro shots. After playing V6 and found out the No-Intro shots
to be very similar to it. Unfortunately I can generate shots
right from V6 since is it buggy regarding screenshot capturing... Maybe you know that.
I played both and I - personally - like the colors best on V6.
My suggestion around all this subject was just to let people import
the old V6 palette on the future versions, nothing more.
Even if the actual palette is the bottomline correct for all the eternity
blessed by God and canonized by Atari Company themselves, I still - personally - prefer the V6.
Anyway, we can stop chat about this. The subject is over and I clearly got the picture, thanks!!!
About the blur:
I am using a NTSC SDTV through 480i input - 720x480 mode (100x11 pixel aspect ratio on) -
where I set up all Xport emulators to run in: POINT / SIMPLE 2X (or none) / FLICKER 0.
Also, I turn the SOFT ON to better display the GUI info (since flicker filter is off).
I never saw a Xbox1 plugged to a HDTV (and I really don't want or plan to do so...).
After all this years playing on this setup one thing I think I could say solidly is when a game is blurry!!!
And the actual problem is not only in the game, it extends also to the emulator GUI!
It is very easy to find it.
Put your flicker in zero, and let's keep soft OFF.
Don't enter a game yet - at the moment check the emulator GUI.
The letters, lines, anything, are sharp as a knife.
Now enter on a game. It's blurry!
Definitely it is not Flicker Zero!
Call InGame menu, a-haaa --- The in Game menu is not sharp anymore!!!
Then put SOFTEN to ON, and back to OFF, on the same moment.
Get back to the game. Bingo. The game is healed. Sharp again.
Exit the game, go back to the rom selection.
Blaaargh... It got blurred again.
Then, go to the video settings, Soft ON and OFF again (or OFF and ON),
tadá --- Sharp again.
This is what happens.
I just want to help, if you think it's normal, nevermind, really.
Don't loose your time on it. Keep moving adding interesting features
for the emulator!
Aah, and about the broken pixel in the very bottom of the screen,
they really don't bother me. It's really not a problem.
At the moment I am doing a manual process of getting screenshots
for AtariLXbox V6, since the Xports version is buggy in what regards
the shot capturing.
Cheers!!
See you later, dude!
Cospefogo.