Emulator

Megaman Network Transmission didnt work in this version.. It was work in rev 18 which
I posted in Issues list. Thank you for reading. :)

too lazy to check rev# atm, but I uncommented a line in glinit.cpp that was keeping
the ogl window from being created at the correct size/place. however, the video still
doesn't stretch when the window in resized, and fullscreen doesn't want to get rid of
the window borders :s
also, the same dx9 fullscreen issue still exists.

r243: fixed fullscreen in dx9 and ogl; the resize issue still remains -_-

Are these still relevant?

well, ogl has stretch to fit which does the job for the maximizing problem :/
i am temping to close this unless it doesn't work for some1 else

so, how about closing this then?

This screenshot demonstrates the problem (rev2195):
http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/1307/dolphinfullscreenbz5.jpg

Only the GL plugin has this issue, DX9 plugin fullscreen works fine.
A workaround is to enable "Render to Main window" and then click fullscreen button
from the dolphin gui.

OpenGL resizing issues remain stil in r2276.

FB to RAM scales wrong, seems to scale 4x bigger than it should.
Some games scale wrong.
Some games render a quarter of the screen, sometimes top left, bottom left.
Garbage on sides of screen, probably due to unexpected wrong scaling and sides not
being cleared of garbage to improve speed.

Isn't this fixed already? I guess Auto Scaling does the job, doesn't it?

Some Wii games (Mario Galaxy) still render only a quarter of the screen properly,
maybe another issue should be opened and mantained by one of the devs.

It works fine for me on Mario Galaxy and all the other GC/Wii games I've tested. Just
turn on Full Screen (1680x1050 for me) and Auto Scaling without any other settings
like Native Resolution and so on. It works flawlessly. :)

the problem is, if you don't set your current Desktop resolution as the fullscreen
res in Dolphin, it doesn't work, and the window is misplaced, this still need to be
fixed, maybe we should force the use of the desktop res ?