Retroarch flicking on borders 240p#

thats a little bit wider view than 4:3 (1,33:1). That make it possible to define a own aspectratio. and the Widescreenfix (use windowsize at Fullscreen) (use with strechmode 0) You can set the max Resolution of your screen.Ģ= Stretches some Letterboxed PS1 games to fullsreen by removing black bars Since its no more important for Graphicsspeed whether 16 or 32 Bit, the next switch could disappear without anyone paying attention

Retroarch flicking on borders 240p#

Edit: after doing direct comparisons of 240p footage, the textures flicker in the exact same way. (Better make a Image and play the Game with RunIso)Ĭlick to expand.The Switch is removed in a later Version, the Message of it is remained and you maybe the 1st since them who asks *thumb! I understand a lot of work has gone into this emulator, and I'm 100 positive you know much more than I do so I'll capture some N64 footage and compare it to Retroarch in order to showcase the issue better. But internally converted and played at Systems Framerate.ĬDR: Internal WNT. Most of the Playstation cutscene videos are made at 15 fps. How many fluctuate the Framerate at the cutscenes?Ī little bit yerk in the Videos at fast moving scenes is normal. Grandia have Low requirements to the Emulator. If the Framerate Lowers far below normal Speed, there is a Speedproblem at your System (old Drivers, to many useles Backgroundprocesses, Energiesavers or weak Hardware). Switch your systems ' Power Plan Settings' to 'High Performance'. This will prevent the Hardware to switch down the ChipClock if fewer power is needed. I recommend in 'Nvidia Control Panel/Manage 3D' to made a Profile for ePSXe and set the Powermanagment mode to 'Prefer maximum performance'. Even on this old hardware, there were no problems when I did not want to use just complex shaders. The 740M is faster then my old 9500GT or 5700FX. I'm playing since more then 10 years with near the same Pluginsettings (only the Resolution changed). With some tweaking I was able to get the aspect. On-Screen Overlay is set to Auto-Scaling. Aspect ratio is set to Core Provided (set to Auto). I can't say that Petes OGL1/2-Plugins are incompatible for new Hardware. I'm having issues setting the 'correct' aspect ratio with some cores so the game fits within overlaid borders from the Bezel Project (Beetle PCE in the attached photo): Beetle PCE Core.