Hi,
I have an old via epia mini-itx motherboard, model EK10000g with integrated video, a VIA C-PRO

datasheet

Any chance on using it for 15khz MME4CRT without adding a pci graphic card?

No much to explain here. 

Check out the video for details,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mYhKFlvmB4  Old Alpha test.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9Uhkz_gn2s

The alpha test ISO can be found here. in live cd mode or after install. load RetroArch, enable CRTSwitchRes then connect your CRT.

-Ben

can we have "adaptive resolution" for vertical games on horizontal crt with interlaced resolution how advancedmame  do?

My employer (a newspaper company) upgraded their office PC's and is selling off their old hardware.

   

It's a HP Elite 8000 ultra small formfactor:

• Core2Duo 3,16 GHz, E8500
  
• 4 GB DDR3 Ram
  
• 250 GB HDD, 7200 RPM
  
• Intel GMA-4 GPU
  
• 6 * USB 2.0, 1 * VGA, 1 * LAN, 1 * Audio, 2 * PS/2, 1 * Displayport
  
• Dimensions: 25 x 25 x 7 cm, Weight: 3 KG
  

Hi, @alphanu 

neither of N64 cores (parallel, mupen64plus and mupen64plus-next) are switching to native resolutions. They render only at the desktop resolution, 640x480 in my case. I'm on windows 10 using CRTEmudriver and NATIVE 15khz settings on mm4crt. Also, I have these modelines installed with vmmaker for n64:

384 x 288 @ 60.000000 n64
480 x 360 @ 60.000000 n64
640 x 222 @ 60.000000 n64
400 x 440 @ 60.000000 n64


When using the regular ReatroArch build, they switch only to 320x240, no matter the game.

I have an issue on windows 7 using retroarch 1.7.6 where when i launch a game and exit from it, the desktop resolution is not restored
Is that a setting i have to enable somewhere?
My desktop is on 640x480 @ 60hz
Also i notice that i have what sound like crackled sound in most games and emulators in tetrarch, using FBalpha latest, game libretto latest and also in genesis fx plus

My machine should be able to handle the audio i believe :



windows 7
core i7 with 8GB ram
HD5450 radeon with emu driver
SSD disk

Mame 0.206 with groovymame is also installed on this same machine and works great (it's a version with portaudio using d3d9ex)

I attached my current retroarch.cfg file

CC gfx/video_driver.c
CC gfx/video_crt_switch.c
gfx/video_crt_switch.c: In function ‘switch_res_crt’:
gfx/video_crt_switch.c:117:4: error: too many arguments to function ‘crt_rpi_switch’
    crt_rpi_switch(ra_core_width, native_core_width, height, ra_core_hz);
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
gfx/video_crt_switch.c:33:13: note: declared here
 static void crt_rpi_switch(int width, int height, float hz);
             ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Makefile:199: recipe for target 'obj-unix/release/gfx/video_crt_switch.o' failed
make: *** [obj-unix/release/gfx/video_crt_switch.o] Error 1

Hi just wanted to migrate this thread:

https://forums.libretro.com/t/crt-switch...em/20990/3

The problem in short: the aspect ratio for games that use 320x200 (for example DOS Games (DosBox) or ScummVM) is apparently not calculated correctly anymore what causes the image not to expand to whole screen width. (It does expand but not far enough)

Here is the log output for a game where the problem occurs:

************ CRTSwitchRes Debug output ************

Hi,

I installed Lubuntu and all goes well.

On LCD

Whenever i attach a arcade monitor or JPAC to the vga-0  xrandr says no disconnected. (lcd connected to DVI-0 that works)

Do i need to do something special for screens without edid information.?

Thanks

Hello, @alphanu

There's one thing that is not clear to me

From now on, your work regarding CRTSwitchres will only be available through MME4CRT builds or it wil be merged to Retroarch upstream as well?

Thanks!