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    What is your default video mode and what console ? [solved]

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    • shavecatS
      shavecat
      last edited by shavecat

      I have DMT-85 1280X720 @ 60hz 16:9, clock :74mhz progressive.
      for almost all of them (beside the n64 its still on 640x480 and psp&nds)
      If i try upper it too like-
      CEA-5 1920x1080 @ 60mhz 16:9 , clcok:74 mhc interlaced 3D:FPITonBot
      Its really leg'y mostly more in the PSX or SNES ROMS.
      {Just removed all the video modes , and was having a shader on psx also removed )
      FIX it

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      • EldrethorE
        Eldrethor
        last edited by Eldrethor

        For all of my systems, I let ES default to whatever it feels like, which ends up being some low, non-standard resolution @60Hz. This blurs the lines produced by the zfast-crt shader, so I end up with an image that’s similar to what I used to see on a CRT.

        1080p is much easier on the eyes (CEA-16 is my go-to for that) but I personally find it too sharp, and it especially shows the age in PS1 games. It also makes shader lines way too obvious, and that gets to be distracting for me.

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        • shavecatS
          shavecat @Eldrethor
          last edited by

          @Eldrethor
          Will check it thanks :)

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