Sorry to bump an old topic, but I would really love to get these overlays and unfortunately the links are dead. Would somebody be able to re-upload these?

@macgyver Thank you!

@mitu deleting the file didn't change how CEA-5 acts (or any 1080P option), but it did seem to clear up the default video mode from launching in a small window.

Hi everyone,

I was able to make it working with:

hdmi_ignore_edid=0xa5000080
disable_overscan=0
overscan_left=0
overscan_right=0
overscan_top=0
overscan_bottom=0
hdmi_force_hotplug=1
hdmi_group=1
hdmi_mode=16
config_hdmi_boost=7

Then I got 60fps in Steam, but no image. After disabling the Nvidia overlay in the Gforce settings I had an image again but heavy framedrops. After setting Bandwidth limitation in Steamlink itself to "Auto" these were gone as well. Now Rayman is running with 60pfs, what results in no speed change of the game. Why the game reacts so badly on not having 60fps I did not found out.

Best regards!

@Baitbit said in [Theme] prosperoOS - A Playstation 5 inspired theme for Pegasus frontend:

@PlayingKarrde can you use it on raspberry pi 4.

I don't have an RPi 4 to test but I don't see why it wouldn't work perfectly on one yes.

@Starkregen thanks that’s very kind ☺️

A game details page does seem to make sense yes. I’ll probably add one in the next release also.

I'd like to fully admit I'm a moron...
The cord wasn't fully plugged in which is why my recording device and etc were having issue detecting the raspberry pi..

I am so so so sorry for wasting your time.
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Maybe you all can help me. In the first screenshot here, it shows the "gameOS" logo with a video (or something) playing behind it on the homepage. I want mine to replicate that. Mine seemingly loads my most recently played or favorite games and puts them in a carousel/slideshow. Is there a way I can disable this?

@GreenHawk84 yeah that should work

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

I've made some new ones for Mega Drive, 4:3 Integer scaled, overscale on. I'm using the zfast CRT standard shader, looks nice.
I've gone for a minimalist look this time.

Not very happy with the Korean one but it's very difficult to find a decent logo.

Feel free to use as you will!

PDN/PNG/CFG here.

MegaDriveJ.png
MegaDriveE.png
Genesis.png
MegaDriveA.png
MegaDriveB.png
MegaDriveK.png

Try gpsp's non-retroarch version. With this version, you'll probably have less lag on GBA games, since it consumes less resources than the default retroarch version.

I've tested this version on a Raspberry Pi 1 B+, and I remember playing some GBA games without lag. It was on 2015, and back then, if my memory serves, there was no lr-gpsp yet.

I don't know if it'll work on your Pi Zero, but assuming Pi Zero and Pi 1 has approximately the same hardware, there's the chance that it can work.

I don't use bezels, but I just wanted to say that it's worth it to emulate the Williams clone of 1942 (lr-fba works well). Unlike the Capcom/Romstar version, the Williams version correctly refers to the 2nd button evasion maneuver as a Loop, not Roll, and consequently has Ls in the lower right corner instead of Rs. Also, the stage names are better (clearer).

@udb23 Argh, thanks for reminding me. I wanted to copy the samples to the 4.4 sd card, but had to expand its partition first, and then I forgot to copy the samples … :P

Hi,
I had something similar with an LG 55 inch TV. Found a setting on the TV itself to tell it a PC was attached via that particular HDMI port.

After that HAPPY DAYS!!

Dwarfboysim

Hello @mezzb

I have used your awesome overlays in a pack I've been building. I hope it's alright with you ? https://github.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays

Please let me know if you have issues with your overlays inclusion.

Thank you very much :)

@aristanton Check your e-mail

@valhalla_pi

I personally prefer to force everything into the precise dimensions of the (4:3) viewport: custom aspect, non-integer scaling, plus smoothing to fuzz it up a little. In the rare event that I come across a game that looks distorted, I tweak the settings for just that game.