02-19-2019, 02:00 PM
Guys thank you for helping out
I've tried to follow your settings Luke and I've made a video to show you how my screen acts :
The main problem is that the image is never centered at the middle of my screen like on yours. So when I change the custom aspect ratio with Integerscale=On, I do see that the image resolution changes but it goes out of the screen. If I put "Integer scale=Off", the image won't go at the top left of the screen. At the end of the video I try to put the image on the right with the ratio x position value. But you'll see that I can't go really far. It's like if the screen was "cut" on the right side.
I think I had the same problem one year ago when I installed the raspberry version of recalbox, I can't really remember. I had also to change many settings before getting it fullscreen and I managed to do it with these values in my raspberry :
Unfortunately I can't apply those settings to the rockpro64 as it's totally different from a raspberry
I've tried to follow your settings Luke and I've made a video to show you how my screen acts :
The main problem is that the image is never centered at the middle of my screen like on yours. So when I change the custom aspect ratio with Integerscale=On, I do see that the image resolution changes but it goes out of the screen. If I put "Integer scale=Off", the image won't go at the top left of the screen. At the end of the video I try to put the image on the right with the ratio x position value. But you'll see that I can't go really far. It's like if the screen was "cut" on the right side.
I think I had the same problem one year ago when I installed the raspberry version of recalbox, I can't really remember. I had also to change many settings before getting it fullscreen and I managed to do it with these values in my raspberry :
Code:
recalbox.conf
global.videomode=DMT 35 HDMI
global.integerscale=0
global.shaders=
global.ratio=5/4
global.smooth=1
global.rewind=1
global.autosave=0
/boot/config.txt
#hdmi_safe=1
disable_overscan=0
#hdmi_group=1
#hdmi_mode=1
hdmi_force_hotplug=1
# uncomment for composite PAL
#sdtv_mode=2
# uncomment for lirc-rpi
#dtoverlay=lirc-rpi
# if you plug your tv at the same time as your rpi and that the rpi switches from the hdmi or give a low resolution because tv had no enough time to initialize it
boot_delay=3
# uncomment if you don't want the rainbow at startup
disable_splash=1
retroarch.conf
crt_switch_resolution_use_custom_refresh_rate = "false"
crt_video_refresh_rate = "59.940060"
current_resolution_id = "0"
cursor_directory = "~/.config/retroarch/database/cursors"
custom_viewport_height = "1024"
custom_viewport_width = "1280"
custom_viewport_x = "3"
custom_viewport_y = "0"
desktop_menu_enable = "true"
discord_allow = "false"
dpi_override_enable = "false"
dpi_override_value = "200"
dynamic_wallpapers_directory = "default"
fastforward_ratio = "0.000000"
filter_by_current_core = "false"
flicker_filter_enable = "false"
flicker_filter_index = "0"
fps_show = falseUnfortunately I can't apply those settings to the rockpro64 as it's totally different from a raspberry