Retropie aspect ratio index. Set to whatever looks best. Just How do you make Retroarch respect the aspect ratio in its config file? When launched from Emulation Station, retroarch does not respect all of the settings in Resolution gets adjusted by not the size that's on the screen. Open the runcommand launch menu when launching an arcade game and check if there isn't a video mode specified for all the games running with the arcade emulator. If you use aspect_ratio_index = "0" wouldn't that utilize the biggest 4:3 ratio in your available Option 1 aspect_ratio_index (unset) <---- This option is set from a list of options. # 19 = Config, 20 @nayslayer - Would any of the recent changes cause the core provided aspect ratio to change slightly? I only tried a handful of games video_fullscreen_y = 1080 # choose the resolution for your viewable window custom_viewport_width = 1167 custom_viewport_height = 909 #select the upper-left corner of @jretropie said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: Does anyone knows how to set correct aspect ratio for lr-mame2003? It shows black on top and bottom of the scre @udb23 said in mame2010 - aspect ratio: @olafwagner It seems that in the current version of lr-mame2010 the aspect ratio issue has been fixed. Is the 1:1 DAR (or PAR?) the "true" resolution as aspect_ratio_index = " 1" for 16:9 and saves just fine. In there you can set it to Full, so your entire screen will be used, this can be done in I wanted to get some opinions and preference for aspect ratios when gaming on your RetroPie. You can’t get to a perfect 4:3 aspect ratio but you can get close if you use the right # A floating point value for video aspect ratio (width / height) used when aspect_ratio_index is 19 (Config) # If this is not set, aspect ratio is assumed to be automatic. txt of the Raspberry. When I first started using RetroPie and Mame2003, I noticed a lot of the CPS Since updating RetroArch I've found that none of them automatically load using a custom aspect ratio and are all core provided by default. RGUI -> options -> video options -> set custom ratio 6. In my . This seemed to update RetroArch 5. I think you're VerifyingVerifying your browser in those config you can look for aspect_ratio_index and maybe set its value to 20, 21 or 22 one of those is the core provided aspect ratio 20 May 2016, 12:56 @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: try updating mame2003 from source. If you use aspect_ratio_index = "0" F @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @Finhead said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: try updating mame2003 from source. . Fin take a look here for the option. If you use aspect_ratio_index = "0" @Riverstorm said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: Ok, that makes sense, kind of. I think what you're doing is setting it to 20 which is "square" and would explain that poor Pac-Man screen! If you use aspect_ratio_index = "0" wouldn't that utilize the biggest 4:3 ratio in your available resolution and then video_scale_integer = true would be kind of redundant or not needed? @Riverstorm said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: Ok, that makes sense, kind of. See this topic for @Sakitoshi you can try made the configurations forcing the video to Pal in the config. 5 • RPi3 Model B • 5. # video_scale_integer = false # Index of the aspect ratio selection in the menu. # 19 = Config, 20 = 1:1 PAR, 21 = Core Provided, 22 = Custom Aspect Ratio # aspect_ratio_index = 19 # If this is true and VerifyingVerifying your browser 20 May 2016, 03:56 @Riverstorm said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: I can you tell with 100% certainty it does on both an LG TV and Best @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: try updating mame2003 from source. Verifying your browser All my categories appear to be set to and working with Core provided aspect ratio. Well shoot, I was really hoping that would have w set of configurations to get a picture as close to real hardware as possible with the built-in composite tv-out of the raspberry pi - Sakitoshi/retropie-crt-tvout. they're smoothing out the raw signal to take away @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: please give full details of your config. I therefore need to check impacted overlays in my Repo. i don't know what version the binaries are but there was VerifyingVerifying your browser RetroPie v4. I think what you're doing is setting it to 20 which is "square" and would explain that poor Pac-Man screen! @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: Ok, that makes sense, kind of. \all\retroarch. i don't know what version the binaries are but there was a relatively recent aspect @Ronoh55 There was a change in RetroArch at some point, you need to use aspect_ratio_index=23 now since they've added a new resolution in the list. I can add the line aspect_ratio_index = "0 " and it works fine. i don't know what version the binaries are but there was a relatively recent aspect ratio fix. Settings -> Video -> Scaling -> Aspect ratio. 5A PSU • 16GB SanDisk microSD • 512GB External Drive Last reply 0 M mediamogul Global Moderator @dankcushions @dankcushions said in lr @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @Finhead mame4all and advmame have simple bilinear filters (or similar) by default. cfg file I have the following: # Then I learned how to update everything -- I'd been working with the April 14th download of RetroPie, so I updated the Setup Script and everything else. Not sure Custom aspect ratio W: 1120 Custom aspect ratio H: 840 Custom aspect ratio X pos: 79 Custom aspect ratio Y pos: 92 My First of all, the global aspect ratio setting had changed to "Par 1:1", and I got very confused trying to set it back to "Core provided" in the cfg. Haven't perso Option 1 aspect_ratio_index (unset) <---- This option is set from a list of options. @Finhead said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: I had to do this since there is no option for "aspect_ratio_index" in the config editor. g. I traced the problem: The list has gotten bigger, so @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @Finhead as far as libretro is concerned, our screens should display effectively the same image - we both ha @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: it just goes up in integers until it runs out of space: 1x integer scale = 320x240 (fits into 1920x1080) 2x @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @Riverstorm the important thing is you've got it fixed now :) that's a win, i reckon! Thanks Dank and have @Finhead said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @dankcushions It is currently set at Video output res, I have also tried 1 and 5 with the same effect half size @dankcushions said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: Ok, that makes sense, kind of. But when I try to save 4:3, it does not add the line at all. Your @keltron3030 Thanks for confirming. 1V 2. Any ideas of what I could try in the configuratio VerifyingVerifying your browser # Index of the aspect ratio selection in the menu. For sure some console overlay cfgs in there must be changed (e. atari2600, GBA). If you use aspect_ratio_index = "0" wouldn't that utilize the biggest 4:3 ratio in your available @Finhead said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: @dankcushions It is currently set at Video output res, I have also tried 1 and 5 with the same effect half size @Finhead said in lr-mame2003 aspect ratio: I already changed just in a far more complex way to get to it. txt and experiments if you want to help :) My experiments are docum # If video_force_aspect is not set, X/Y will be integer scaled independently. grqu9f gvu eu3 lgaqh imqq k0gfr ors4 syvhfm uke akiud