@outlaw said in Bezels for ES:

Exemple 1 : the CPS system have the ratio : 384x224. The maximum ratio on 720p can be 1234x720. Why the bezel not use this game ratio?

because these games are still 4:3. on the real hardware the pixels aren't 'square'. The games should be scaled to a 4:3 resolution, so the bezels are correct.

@thetraingoes As per https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first, 3rd party images are not supported, since - as you discovered - each one has configurations that are non-standard for a RetroPie installation.

That being said, overlays/bezels are configured in RetroArch and you can disable them using the RetroArch GUI - bring it up with Hotkey + X while in game and disable the overlay/bezel. The image you're using might have specific RetroArch configs for the SNES core - see here. You can edit the SNES core configuration and remove the Overlay/Bezel lines for the SNES emulator.

thanks didnt think about retroarch settings, but that was it, the defualt render resolution was very low, all fixed now

Hey goyney!
Your Tempest bezel completely blows me away!
You once proposed to put the bezels online, partially freed from some overlay elements. As i would like to create a version for 4:3 my monitor, i'm highly interested to get the individual parts of the bezel or at least the background alone. Would you mind to share it?

Anyone know of a fix?

@rcp90totheface Third Party pirate images are not supported on this forum. Go ask the people who made it.

Sorry just saw a dedicated thread by @meleu about this very thing.

Please close :)

Now working!

the troble was thatI had the roms in the arcade folder, I changed them to mame-libretro folder and worked!

Thanks for your help.

@SkittleBrau79 great to hear! Thanks for updating the thread.

Take a look in the config directory to truly verify if it is saving or not. It likely is, but it is pulling up a different config when you start the emulator.

I think you will be better off asking here:
https://forum.recalbox.com/

I've not really looked at the structure of Recalbox before.