Wow, no help yet eh?

Anyway I can tell you what the problem is as I had the same issues with my 4870. It's to do with your scaling options in the ATi control panel.

Also, if you are running Windows 7 make sure to download the latest ATi hotfix through the windows update panel, it will be under the optional updates area.

 

I don't remember whether i had it too with my nVidia card.
it only happens when checking "fullscreen" in OGL settings and does not by using GUI's fullscreen button.
Also, when I set any other fullscreen res in Dolphin than my monitor's res, well the fullscreen isn't fullscreen... it sets the resolution, but there's an offset, does it happen for you ?

 

I don't remember whether i had it too with my nVidia card.
it only happens when checking "fullscreen" in OGL settings and does not by using GUI's fullscreen button.
Also, when I set any other fullscreen res in Dolphin than my monitor's res, well the fullscreen isn't fullscreen... it sets the resolution, but there's an offset, does it happen for you ?

Yes it does, this is a dolphin problem though.

 

Wow, no help yet eh?

Anyway I can tell you what the problem is as I had the same issues with my 4870. It's to do with your scaling options in the ATi control panel.

Also, if you are running Windows 7 make sure to download the latest ATi hotfix through the windows update panel, it will be under the optional updates area.

Hah, I guess it's not a common problem. Thanks for the info. What scaling options are you referring to?

 

Is there a solution to this issue? I've tried 2785 and the problem still exists.

 

Is there a solution to this issue? I've tried 2785 and the problem still exists.

In your ATi CCC (Control Center) under the DTV (DVI) section the is an "Attributes" menu, Within there you should have 3 scaling options:

1) Centered timings.
2) keep aspect ratio.
3) Scale to full screen.

Try each of these options and see if it fixes the issue.

 

In your ATi CCC (Control Center) under the DTV (DVI) section the is an "Attributes" menu, Within there you should have 3 scaling options:

1) Centered timings.
2) keep aspect ratio.
3) Scale to full screen.

Try each of these options and see if it fixes the issue.

I tried and the problem is not fixed (as of rev2841).

I hope some Dolphin developer will see this thread and can give a reason as to why this is happening. I tried looking at the Google Dolphin issues and this problem is not even listed there.

 

Is XFB disabled btw?

 

Do you mean the 'Use Real XFB' option? Yes, it is disabled.

 

Do you mean the 'Use Real XFB' option? Yes, it is disabled.

Hmm, its strange that it flickers, I know that the XFB flickers in some games. strange .......

 

Hmm, its strange that it flickers, I know that the XFB flickers in some games. strange .......

Exactly, strange. I actually remember someone else having this problem when I googled for possible solutions.

Here I found someone else with this problem:

Dolphin-emu - Discussion Forum: Screen shakes

Let me know if you can speculate on how to fix this. Is it possible for you to add this as an issue for Dolphin?

 

Exactly, strange. I actually remember someone else having this problem when I googled for possible solutions.

Here I found someone else with this problem:

Dolphin-emu - Discussion Forum: Screen shakes

Let me know if you can speculate on how to fix this. Is it possible for you to add this as an issue for Dolphin?

[GERMAN]Und der Link soll wie Helfen wenn die Seite nicht mehr Vorhanden ist?

 

This will be fixed in an upcoming commit (read : in ~20mn )

As well as various other fullscreen related issues

 

[GERMAN]Hilft Natürlich Ungemein die Lösung hier nicht zu nennen.

 

This will be fixed in an upcoming commit (read : in ~20mn )

As well as various other fullscreen related issues

You are the man sl1nk3! Once again, you have solved an issue I was having. I've waited so long for a fix and you provided it. The first fix was when you implemented rumble in nJoy.

Thanks very much! I look forward to seeing more of your excellent work on the Dolphin project