Shot97 | Computer Aspect Ratios - Part 2 - PAL VS NTSC - The You're Not Stupid Guide @Shot97 | Uploaded March 2016 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
In this 2nd part of the You're Not Stupid Guide on computer aspect ratios I'm going to discuss and show a video made in the 1980's showing Deluxe Paint (The program most Amiga/DOS artists used for games) in 4:3 filling the entire monitor. We are also going discuss a video where the artist for Defender of the Crown, Jim Sachs, says everyone is showing his games wrong online. We will then check out another Amiga resolution, medium res. Which is 640x200, A SUPER wide format, normally used for Workbench. Another example of a strange resolution designed to be shown in 4:3 - Lastly, we go head to head against someone who does not agree with me.
00:00 - Introduction/Plug For Part 1
01:31 - A Deluxe Paint Video From 1989
02:34 - The Amiga 2000 In Correct Dimensions/Full Screen Monitor
03:13 - 4:3 Screen Entirely FIlled
03:35 - NTSC 320x200 Filling 4:3 Monitor Completely
05:40 - Workbench Screen 640x200 Filling Entire 4:3 Monitor
06:05 - Circles In NTSC Mode 4:3 Monitor
07:00 - Drawing A "Perfect" Circle
08:25 - Circles Do Not Mean Anything!
09:39 - Person On Amiga In 1989 Using Full 4:3 Monitor
10:13 - Jim Sachs, Amiga Artist, Says Nobody Shows His Art Right
11:16 - Even Matt Got It Wrong
13:20 - Matt Got One Picture Right/4:3 NTSC VS PAL
14:47 - This Is History Being Polluted
15:58 - Default WinUAE Putting You Into PAL Mode
16:45 - Defender Of The Crown Stretched Using PAL Mode
18:09 - Putting WinUAE Into NTSC Mode/Windowed Mode Is Wrong!
19:54 - NTSC Mode Showing Full Screen 4:3 Defender Of The Crown
21:58 - Pinball Dreams, PAL Game, 4:3 - Both PAL AND NTSC Games Should Be In 4:3
22:55 - WinUAE NTSC Default Gets Windowed Mode Wrong
24:19 - Getting WinUAE To Show Windowed NTSC Mode Right
28:35 - Default Things To NTSC Until A Game Won't Work
28:53 - Magazine Review Showing 320x200 Screenshots 4:3
29:37 - 640x200 Medium Res Pixel for Pixel Perfect = Puke
31:30 - Does Anyone Think This Is What It Should Look Like?
32:02 - Pixel For Pixel Perfect VS 4:3 Stretch
33:19 - World Of Longplays Logic/1:1 Pixel For Pixel Perfect
34:22 - Looking At "Evidence" From World Of Longplays Fool
35:14 - Concerned With Circles?
36:53 - Making A Circle In NTSC Deluxe Paint
39:29 - His Evidence Is Wrong/Let's Make It RIght
40:46 - See The Difference?
43:00 - Do Not Crop The 320x256 PAL Screen To 320x200
43:44 - Comparing NTSC/PAL To The Actual Box Art!
45:05 - Anything To Say World Of Longplays?
47:24 - Admit You Were Wrong And Start Doing It Right
49:17 - It Was Never Meant To Be 1:1 Pixel For Pixel Perfect
52:16 - Workbench Pixel For Pixel In PAL Mode
54:02 - It's Not Just An American Thing
55:21 - Comparing A Real Ferrari To PAL/NTSC Pics
57:00 - Showing A Computer Pic In NTSC/PAL
58:20 - Stop Showing NTSC Games In PAL Mode
59:28 - Final Thoughts/Try It In NTSC
Link for Jim Sachs interview from Matt Barton where he says everyone shows his art wrong: youtu.be/zvdNZpHZsO4?t=11m12s
Link for Deluxe Paint instruction video showing these games being designed in 4:3 NTSC mode: youtube.com/watch?v=8VwDGrDj7ww
Link To Part 1: youtu.be/HSujirmsrzQ
The You're Not Stupid Guide Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMzOJMII_m5P_bXY5dOz4PDX
The You're Not Stupid Guide - Ep. 2x1 - Part 2 of 2 - Computer Aspect Ratios, PAL VS NTSC
In this 2nd part of the You're Not Stupid Guide on computer aspect ratios I'm going to discuss and show a video made in the 1980's showing Deluxe Paint (The program most Amiga/DOS artists used for games) in 4:3 filling the entire monitor. We are also going discuss a video where the artist for Defender of the Crown, Jim Sachs, says everyone is showing his games wrong online. We will then check out another Amiga resolution, medium res. Which is 640x200, A SUPER wide format, normally used for Workbench. Another example of a strange resolution designed to be shown in 4:3 - Lastly, we go head to head against someone who does not agree with me.
00:00 - Introduction/Plug For Part 1
01:31 - A Deluxe Paint Video From 1989
02:34 - The Amiga 2000 In Correct Dimensions/Full Screen Monitor
03:13 - 4:3 Screen Entirely FIlled
03:35 - NTSC 320x200 Filling 4:3 Monitor Completely
05:40 - Workbench Screen 640x200 Filling Entire 4:3 Monitor
06:05 - Circles In NTSC Mode 4:3 Monitor
07:00 - Drawing A "Perfect" Circle
08:25 - Circles Do Not Mean Anything!
09:39 - Person On Amiga In 1989 Using Full 4:3 Monitor
10:13 - Jim Sachs, Amiga Artist, Says Nobody Shows His Art Right
11:16 - Even Matt Got It Wrong
13:20 - Matt Got One Picture Right/4:3 NTSC VS PAL
14:47 - This Is History Being Polluted
15:58 - Default WinUAE Putting You Into PAL Mode
16:45 - Defender Of The Crown Stretched Using PAL Mode
18:09 - Putting WinUAE Into NTSC Mode/Windowed Mode Is Wrong!
19:54 - NTSC Mode Showing Full Screen 4:3 Defender Of The Crown
21:58 - Pinball Dreams, PAL Game, 4:3 - Both PAL AND NTSC Games Should Be In 4:3
22:55 - WinUAE NTSC Default Gets Windowed Mode Wrong
24:19 - Getting WinUAE To Show Windowed NTSC Mode Right
28:35 - Default Things To NTSC Until A Game Won't Work
28:53 - Magazine Review Showing 320x200 Screenshots 4:3
29:37 - 640x200 Medium Res Pixel for Pixel Perfect = Puke
31:30 - Does Anyone Think This Is What It Should Look Like?
32:02 - Pixel For Pixel Perfect VS 4:3 Stretch
33:19 - World Of Longplays Logic/1:1 Pixel For Pixel Perfect
34:22 - Looking At "Evidence" From World Of Longplays Fool
35:14 - Concerned With Circles?
36:53 - Making A Circle In NTSC Deluxe Paint
39:29 - His Evidence Is Wrong/Let's Make It RIght
40:46 - See The Difference?
43:00 - Do Not Crop The 320x256 PAL Screen To 320x200
43:44 - Comparing NTSC/PAL To The Actual Box Art!
45:05 - Anything To Say World Of Longplays?
47:24 - Admit You Were Wrong And Start Doing It Right
49:17 - It Was Never Meant To Be 1:1 Pixel For Pixel Perfect
52:16 - Workbench Pixel For Pixel In PAL Mode
54:02 - It's Not Just An American Thing
55:21 - Comparing A Real Ferrari To PAL/NTSC Pics
57:00 - Showing A Computer Pic In NTSC/PAL
58:20 - Stop Showing NTSC Games In PAL Mode
59:28 - Final Thoughts/Try It In NTSC
Link for Jim Sachs interview from Matt Barton where he says everyone shows his art wrong: youtu.be/zvdNZpHZsO4?t=11m12s
Link for Deluxe Paint instruction video showing these games being designed in 4:3 NTSC mode: youtube.com/watch?v=8VwDGrDj7ww
Link To Part 1: youtu.be/HSujirmsrzQ
The You're Not Stupid Guide Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMzOJMII_m5P_bXY5dOz4PDX
The You're Not Stupid Guide - Ep. 2x1 - Part 2 of 2 - Computer Aspect Ratios, PAL VS NTSC
