INSTALL
	AdvanceMAME supports two basic mode of operation: the
	automatic and the manual mode.

	The automatic mode is the simplest and should get the best
	results. 
	
	The manual mode gives to you the total control on which video
	modes are used. This mode of operation should be used only
	if the automatic mode doesn't work.

AUTOMATIC OPERATION MODE
	In the automatic operation mode AdvanceMAME creates a
	`perfect' video mode for the game to be emulated that fit
	exactly the whole screen with the correct frame rate.

	To configure and activate this mode you need to simply run the
	`cfg' utility and to answer at the various questions.
	You should check your monitor manual for the vertical and
	horizontal clocks supported by your monitor.

	The `cfg' utility add these options in your `mame.cfg'.

		[config]
		video = auto
		videogenerate = generate

		[video]
		hclock = ?
		vclock = ?
		format0 = ?
		format1 = ?

MANUAL OPERATION MODE
	In the manual operation mode AdvanceMAME scan a list of `good'
	video modelines and chose the best available. You must prevently
	create this list of video modelines with the `mv' utility.

	This is the description of the few basic steps required to run 
	AdvanceMAME in the manual operation mode.

	) Add in the `[video]' section of the file `mame.cfg' the
	`videogenerate = adjustx` option. For example:

		[config]
		videogenerate = adjustx

	) Add in the `[video]' section of the file `mame.cfg' the
	`hclock/vclock' options that specify which horizontal and
	vertical clocks are supported by your monitor.
	Generally these values are specified in the technical page of 
	your monitor manual. These are some example :

		Generic PC SVGA multisync monitor :
			[video]
			hclock = 31 - 60
			vclock = 55 - 90

		Generic PC VGA monitor :
			[video]
			hclock = 31.5
			vclock = 55 - 110

		Generic LCD screen :
			[video]
			hclock = 0
			vclock = 0

		PAL/SECAM TV (European) :
			[video]
			hclock = 15.62
			vclock = 50
			
		PAL/SECAM TV (European) which supports also NTSC 
		modes (very common if you use the SCART input) :
			[video]
			hclock = 15.62, 15.73
			vclock = 49 - 61
	
		NTSC TV (USA) :
			[video]
			hclock = 15.73
			vclock = 60
	
		Generic Arcade Monitor Standard Resolution 15 kHz (CGA) :
			[video]
			hclock = 15.75
			vclock = 49 - 61

		Generic Arcade Monitor Medium Resolution 25 kHz (EGA) :
			[video]
			hclock = 24.84
			vclock = 49 - 61

		Generic Atari Monitor Extended Resolution 16 kHz
			[video]
			hclock = 16.5
			vclock = 53

		Wells Gardner U3000 Universal VGA Monitor
			[video]
			hclock = 31.5
			vclock = 60 - 70

		Wells Gardner U3000/K7400/K7600 Universal CGA Monitor
			[video]
			hclock = 15.75
			vclock = 47 - 63

		Wells Gardner U3000/K7500/K7600 Universal EGA Monitor
			[video]
			hclock = 25
			vclock = 47 - 63

		Hantarex Polo 15 kHz
			[video]
			hclock = 15.75
			vclock = 45 - 65

	) If possible upgrade to the most recent VESA BIOS, for example
	installing the latest SciTech Display Doctor. This isn't required
	but sometimes it prevents a lot of problems.

	) Run the `mv' program.

	) Test the video modeliness of your interest pressing ENTER on them.
	If the mode isn't centered try centering it with the ARROW keys. 
	When you have finished press ENTER to save your modifications or ESC 
	to restore the previous setting.
	Returned in the video mode list, if the mode is displayed correctly,
	you can select it to be used by AdvanceMAME pressing SPACE.
	It's very important that in all the selected modes the screen area
	is completely visible. Otherwise, when playing, part of the game 
	may be out of screen.

	Video modes displayed in red aren't supported by your video 
	hardware.

	) When you have selected the list of `good' video modes press
	F2 to save them in your `mame.cfg'

	) Press ESC to exit from `mv'

	) Run `mame' or the front-end `mm'
