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      What are the most common problems with using a CRT with the Raspberry Pi 4?

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      @solidshook not an expert, my understanding is that tvservice is used heavily in CRT guides/scripts, and this is only partially functional on pi4, since it is a call to the fkms firmware layer that is being depreciated.

      raspberry pi are instead moving to the open source driver stack, which aims to be a more standard KMS offering, where the way to use custom modes is via DRM modesetting or xandr, the latter of which relies on X which retropie doesn't use by default, and i believe the former might not have enough flexibility.

      still, an approach should be possible, with some work.

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      Theme.. instructions to publish it

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      @ellohir said in Theme.. instructions to publish it:

      This theme looks great, I love it ❤️

      thank you!

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      Switchres for nonstandard refresh rates on a LCD

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      @Amplifuzz

      You don't really need a ton of custom video modes, since the resolution stays the same, and you only have seven or so different refresh rates at maximum to deal with. Two config lines like "lcd_native_res=1920x1080" and "lcd_range=50-60" or whatever the monitor supports would cover it.

      on groovymame, sure, but raspberry pi only understands discreet videomodes. you have to tell it when you want to use a new videomode. in retropie, using the runcommand, you would have to add each videomode to the list, and when selected they would have to call the api command i linked above (since these aren't videomodes in the raspberry pi's limited list of videomodes)

      I'm afraid that the whole 'snap to the closest available refresh rate once the native ROM refresh is detected' part is best handled by the emulator itself, as well.

      agreed, but for that to happen someone woudl have to update CRT switchres (or something similar) in retroarch such that it can communicate with the pi's custom videocore API calls (see the link above).

      i'm told that you can get crt switch res to work with pi, but only under X. we don't use X in retropie. there's some info on this on the (huge) crt switch res thread over at libretro: https://forums.libretro.com/t/retroarch-native-crt-support

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      VICE performance with CRT emulation on

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      VICE optimal CRT emulation and speed

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