Horizontal retropie display. HELP

[A Former User]

@xTekFede sorry I hadn't seen you meant fullscreen

[A Former User]

@mitu if the monitor is 800x480, what should i put in x and what in y?

[A Former User]

@mitu sorry for all the time I'm stealing you

[mitu]

@xTekFede said in Horizontal retropie display. HELP:

@mitu if the monitor is 800x480, what should i put in x and what in y?

Well, you only have 2 choices here - have you tried them both ?

[A Former User]

@mitu I tried 800 in y, and 480 in x, and on the contrary, one makes me lose the emulators and the other does not change the resolution

[mitu]

@xTekFede In this case, you should look in the Settings -> Video -> Scaling and see if changing the parameters there makes a difference.

[A Former User]

@mitu Thank you thank you, I was going crazy, in the end I had to put the scaling to 1 and put

aspect_ratio_index = "1"

Thank you very much, From the heart, I LOVE YOU , Thank you very much
Just one thing, I put in the cmdline.txt
video = HDMI-A-1: 480x800M @ 60rotate = 90
with the various settings but it doesn't work

[mitu]

@xTekFede said in Horizontal retropie display. HELP:

video = HDMI-A-1: 480x800M @ 60rotate = 90

You shouldn't have any spaces in the boot parameter

video=HDMI-A-1:480x800M@60rotate=90

[A Former User]

@mitu There are no spaces, sorry I was wrong to copy

[mitu]

Try this:

video=HDMI-A-1:480x800M@60,rotate=90

[A Former User]

@mitu If I put the comma remains vertical, but for a second in the initial load it turns and then returns vertically

[A Former User]

It works but not in the boot, it does nothing THANK YOU SO MUCH

[A Former User]

Wait I just noticed one thing, that setting 16:9 works the games at 16:9 but not the ones at 4:3 how do I do? I would like to change to individual emulators can you?

[mitu]

Try turning off 'Integer Scaling' and remove the 'scale factor' so RetroArch scales it to the window height/width.

[A Former User]

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[A Former User]

@mitu without Integer Scaling it returns crushed

[A Former User]

@mitu I noticed that if I activate Integer Scaling the psp works normally, but the retroarch settings don't work anymore, and if I deactivate Integer Scaling, the settings go but the games are crushed

[A Former User]

ah no retroarch does not start even if you deactivate it now

[A Former User]

Sorry again, now retroarch doesn't start anymore, not even the configuration, and the only emulator that goes is lr-ppsspp

[mitu]

I suggest you start with the default RetroArch configuration, then add just the video rotation parameter and see how each core behaves. By default, RetroArch should use the whole screen if no scaling is applied to the videoport.