WinUAE 4.9.1 – 02.02.2022 – Released!

Hi everyone,

A new version of WinUAE was released a few days ago on the 2nd of February 2022. 🙂

Here is a list of changes, fixes and updates since the last version:

4.9.0 bugs fixed

JIT indirect was unstable.
JIT enabled + emulated (not uaegfx) RTG board corruption was possible in certain situations.
Direct 3D 11 mode shader buffer leak.
x86 AT bridgeboard (A2286 and A2386SX) boot crash.
PCem RTG board 15 and 16-bit lores modes didn’t horizontally double correctly.
Remove interlace artifact option added 1 scanline offset to bitplanes and sprites.
Custom chipset and programmed display mode updates and fixes.

Older bugs fixed

Mouse would start moving erratically if emulator has been running continuously more than 10 hours.
Integer scaling only worked correctly if horizontal (lores, hires, superhires) and vertical resolution (non-doubled, doubled) matched.Filtered lores had wrong colors if host graphics mode was 16-bit.
NTSC mode and software switch to PAL: display was incorrectly vertically stretched.
Software YUV based filters had bad colors (32-bit only)
Paula configured for 4us (GCR) mode but normal 2us MFM disk in drive: disk index reporting was unreliable.

Updates

New features

It is now possible to type (almost) normally in warp mode. Keyboard key (if non-qualifier key) presses are released immediately in warp mode.
Epson printer emulation does not anymore print each page as a separate document.
Added IDE scsi.device disable hack. Makes booting noticeably quicker on OS39 and newer KS versions if mainboard IDE is not needed.
PCem Cirrus Logic SVGA emulation planar support enabled. Picasso96 supports 4bit/16 color planar mode.
“Default” filter and integer scale filters now automatically double horizontal or vertically if horizontal and vertical resolutions are different (for example lores + vertical doubling)

If you want to download the new version, you can find it on the official webiste of WinUAE:

WinUAE 4.9.1

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