LOW resolution mame games
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Hello ,
My monitor support 1280x1024 , but when i play street fighter or snow bros, i have a very low resolution, 200 something for 300 something and two much pixelization too...
In retroarch i put integer scale on an set custom aspect ratio width and height to (4x)... but it didn´t work...Any tips
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@ccouteiro Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first
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I search throught the forum for a solution, but there is no consensual one...
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@ccouteiro Please fill out the information requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first
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Hello ,
My monitor support 1280x1024 , but when i play street fighter or snow bros, i have a very low resolution, 200 something for 300 something and two much pixelization too...
In retroarch i put integer scale on an set custom aspect ratio width and height to (4x)... but it didn´t work...Pi Model : 3
Power Supply used: (If using a Pi) - 12v 5 A
RetroPie Version Used : 4.4
Built From: RetroPie website
USB Devices connected: 2 USB zero controllers
Controller used:2 USB zero controllers
Error messages received: none
Emulator: (Name of emulator - if applicable) - lr-mame2003 and lr-fbalpha -
@ccouteiro Please don't post the same topic multiple times - this is the 2nd time you do that. I've merged the topics again, but try to learn the basics of using a forum. Yon can find a list of topics you opened from your profile if you don't find your 1st post, but in this case there are literally on 1st page in the Help and Support forum.
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In retroarch i put integer scale on an set custom aspect ratio width and height to (4x)... but it didn´t work...
What did you type and where? Did you leave the aspect ratio as
core provided?Power Supply used: (If using a Pi) - 12v 5 A
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sorry for the confusion of multiple posting.
I leave the aspect ratio as core provided...
The pixelization is too awfull... The games are "squared"...
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So basically is configuring shaders in every emulator when i load a rom?
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@ccouteiro i don't understand your question, but the linked docs allow setting up shaders for individual games, or entire emulators ("cores"). you could also set shaders for all libretro cores in retroarch, but i would suggest you don't actually want to do that (they look daft for handhelds, for example).
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@ccouteiro snes have resolution between 256 × 224 and 512 × 448 so you won't have HD anyway ^^
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Thanks i've already tried and it's everything ok now!! Love the crt feeling!!
Once again , thanks for the help.
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