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    • altruistictrogA

      My Clean & Simple 240p ES Theme, RetroCRT!

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Projects and Themes theme themes crt theme 15khz
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      @youxia @altruistictrog I had just noticed there is more than just the theme. Would love to talk about it as well.

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      hmdi_timings for retropie using JPAC, Gert VGA 666 on a Nanao ms8-29

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Help and Support 15khz jpac gert vga 666 nanao ms8-29 astro city
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      @mitu Thanks for the response. I will give that a go later.

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      PC retropie leaves slow games at 15/30 khz

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      Arcade CRT Retropie Build

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      @taccom

      We don't support third party images here and we definitely don't condone distributing RetroPie with pirated material in any way. That kind of activity is illegal and threatens the very existence of this and similar projects. Accordingly, the @Wolfanoz account has been banned.

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      Retropie PC + arcade monitor problem

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      Right, I've heard that Linux people can bypass the Emudriver.

      But still - did you try Retroarch standalone? The latest one supports 15khz natively on Linux as well.
      On RaspberryPi you need to change hdmi_timings in boot/config.txt to output to a CRT - not sure, perhaps directly from Linux on a PC it's different.