Classic CRT Collection - Overlay Pack (Work in Progress)

asmithau

Hey TreyM, these look great.

I love the Commodore 1702, reminds me of the good old days!
I'm off to try out the two you've released...

Keep up the great work

Adam

TreyM

I'm probably going to re-make the first two. This is mostly because I'd rather not have multiple variations on vertical position of the screen if I can help it.

I also figured out that I can use raspi2png to grab actual screenshots from the Pi itself over SSH, so I'll start adding some real examples to the OP soon.

hhromic

Nice work @TreyM ! As an idea, also make one for old computer monitors and would make a perfect match for the -hopefully- soon to come lr-scummvm core. cc @darknior
Not only that, also other lr-based ports!

TreyM

@hhromic Absolutely. Definitely in the plans. :)

TreyM

Here's another update before I go to bed:

Sony PVM

A Sony PVM-1453MD RGB Monitor (pic taken directly from the Pi, label added in photoshop)

I'll probably release both of these tomorrow.

wmarcio

@TreyM
Thxs for automated process, it will help me with my lazzy brain.

Good work.

TreyM

Small update, be sure to delete the old files unless you just like the original versions. There is a dedicated folder for my overlays. For now, installation is still manual, but you only need to place the CRT folder in the overlays folder. The new versions have changed the vertical position of the screen, so you'll need to adjust that to 180 (vs the old 118.)

The "Pro CRT" overlay has been remade I'm not sure if the "Standard CRT" is gonna come back. It was kind of meh.

wmarcio

Hi, good work.
It is possible to make a CRT screen from Philips Cineos Widescreen?

Here some info about here: https://www.google.com.br/amp/s/www.philips.com.br/c-p/32PW8422_78.amp/cineos-32-polegada-hdtv

TreyM

@wmarcio how should that work? Should I keep the current scaling that I'm using now (960x720) and just let the wide screen have pillar box bars?

wmarcio

@TreyM

Hi, thanks for answering me.
whatever is easiest for you, and what you like best.

Rion

Nice work @TreyM !

It would also be a good idea to post these ln the official libretro forums in the Overlays category here

Ps. Would it be possible to make a request for overlays without the backgrounds?

TreyM

@Rion I mean I can make them without the backgrounds, but it will probably look odd, since they are real photos that are lit in a certain way.

@wmarcio I can't find an image high enough resolution for that particular model to work with. Would this work instead?
32PW9551

Rion

@TreyM I have one more request if you don't mind.

Over at the libretro forums Jubinko created a Overlay effect to mimic the glass on a crt screen.

You can see the results here

He also created the glass effect as a template in 1080p

Would you think about incorporate these in you Overlays?

TreyM

@Rion I'm already doing my own solution to mimic glass, but I'll take a look at his.

TreyM

@wmarcio How's this?
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TreyM

@Rion I have now changed over to the glass method in the link you provided.

NecroPoster

Oh wow, these are very well made. Really like the glass effect you used. Always wanted something akin to the Realistic Arcade Bezels but for the home television.

sidenote: are you the guy who made the film enb for fallout?

TreyM

@NecroPoster I am indeed. Did the avatar or the name give it away?

Edit: On a side note, I was just playing super Mario Kart with the 1084S overlay when suddenly my brain was like... WAIT A MINUTE!

Apparently, we had one of these when I was a kid and I played SNES to death on it, and using the overlay jogged my memory from 8 years old. It was such a lovely experience to suddenly remember that.

wmarcio

@TreyM hi, sorry for the late, i am busy until now...

Excellent, very thanks for your work and dedication.

Now we can download the updated files?

NecroPoster

@TreyM was just modding fallout and your name just seemed familiar :P.

also what's the width and height used in the philips tv?