@Sanctus Alas, I don't know Batocera or its directory tree at all. Maybe you should ask this at the Batocera forums with reference to this thread. I guess you are the Sanctus over there, too?

I have set scanlines on by default in amiberry.conf But it only looks good in certain resolution. Pinball Dreams and Pinball Fantasies for example works best with screen height 270. Or else I got white wobbling lines, dont now how to describe it. Anyone else having that problem? Dont know how I can override the settings in whdload_db.xml if I want to change resolution. If I save the configs in an UAE file, then I loose my controller, its not detcted, so I must reboot, cant exit the game. Retropie. RetroArena on Odroid Xu4

@Nikorasu081 glad you got it working now! Regarding the 117Hz display, I'm not sure. That number is actually computed from pixel_frequency timings so maybe is dependent on the current GPU clock. Are you using a good power supply? Regarding the flickering, I have zero experience on using the composite out and CRT, so can't help you much there. Sorry! But yes, it does seem like having 117Hz instead of steady 120Hz can be the issue as you gradually get out of sync for the black frame insertion.

@xFlesk said in Amiberry. how to disable those awful scanlines ?: i dont know what happend with this amazing emulator, but since some update it plays games with those disgusting scanlines which are completly gamebreaking for me. is there any way to turn this shitty scanlines off ? i cant see any option related to it in F12 menu. thank you in advance Assuming we're talking about the same visual affect, turning off Line Doubling in the Display section removed those scanlines for me.

I use HDMI to VGA at 640x480 too. Every emulator or even game can have its own resolution. I enabled the RunCommand launch menu and selected for each system (DMT-4 and 5 means 640x480). I don't know if I forgot something, but here it is. RunCommand launch menu: Select default video mode for "SYSTEMNAME" (DMT-4) and Select RetroArch render res for "SYSTEMNAME" (5) Then you can disable the RunCommand. I also set the resolution of EmulationStation itself through the file /boot/config.txt: hdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=4 config_hdmi_boost=5

No, Emulationstation doesn't have the ability to run shaders, that's something specific to RetroArch.

@dankcushions thank you for both the link and the configuration creation!!

Ok, so after I wanted play some games now, I realized the bottom part of the lr-snes9x games are always black. I can't say how many rows, but maybe 10th. The other sides are all on the edge of screen and Emulation Station is shawn correct, lr-nestopia too. Is there a setting I miss? The strange thing is, in RetroArch menu the whole screen is used. The emulator makes the image of game smaller and shows a black bottom border only. EDIT: Ok so, after quick testing, it happens also in PC Engine, but not the other emulators.

I also have the pi2scart ouputting on a 28 inch consumer crt from philips and dont have those "problems". I cant even take photos of my scanlines becaues they are so subtile. Would like them a bit more beefy to be honest but its not that easy to get a pro crt here sadly.

@dankcushions Yes I think that is what it looks like. But it's much easier to see in motion. It's not related to the resolution (I tried several).

I don't know if it's possible during the game, but it's such a great idea when the screensaver is displaying videos. I tried to set up once but failed, I only have now some blank images...

Please ignore this - I found out what the problem was, I'd turned on Shader #0 Filter to LINEAR. That is what was causing this effect in lr-genesis-plus-gx.

Many shaders include options to alter the effects they produce, including brightening the picture. Have you tried investigating that? Details for crt-pi on what you can change and the easiest way to make those changes.

@casadero said in How do I add scanlines to MAME in retropie 4.2?: @caver01 : correction to my recent post: I put the ROMs to the MAME-MAME4ALL folder and, later, to the ARCADE folder. there is no folder like "lr-mame2003" folder on my USB stick, but a "mame-libreto". I still do not know the difference between all these MAME Emulators, but I will start some research about that issue the coming weekend. Please read this. Emulators come in two basic flavors in RetroPie--standalone or libretro core. The standalone are just that--they run independently of other frameworks. They are configured independently. They might have their own way of generating display effects (advancemame for instance has some RGB effects that can be turned on). The libretro cores are all emulators that run inside of the RetroArch framework. These can share common settings for controls, video, etc. The CRT-PI shader is for RetroArch, so it won't apply to the standalone emulators, whether they are MAME or something else. Given the two kinds of emulators, there are several different versions of MAME. Some are standalone, some libretro cores. Each requires their own ROM versions. Generally speaking, you should only use ROMs that come from a set with a version matching that version of MAME. If the location of your ROMs allows you to choose more than one emulator, you do that using the RUNCOMMAND function (which you should also click and read).

Nice i will play around with AdvanceMESS and see what I can do.