01-04-2020, 09:09 AM
It looks like it is your Atari800:
~/retroleap> grep -r LIBRETRO_ATARI800_SITE *
package/libretro-atari800/libretro-atari800.mk:LIBRETRO_ATARI800_SITE = $(call github,JabberwockPL,libretro-atari800,$(LIBRETRO_ATARI800_VERSION))
How do you get smaller screens working in retroarch? Gameboy and NGP look bad at a width of 480.
I tried this in retroatch.cfg, but nothing changes:
##
# T or F makes no difference
video_aspect_ratio_auto = "false"
#22 in older RA, 23 in post 1.7.5
aspect_ratio_index = "22"
video_aspect_ratio ="22"
#2x orig 160
custom_viewport_width = "320"
#almost 2x larger than orig 144
custom_viewport_height = "272"
# 480 - 320 / 2
custom_viewport_x = "80"
custom_viewport_y = "0"
~/retroleap> grep -r LIBRETRO_ATARI800_SITE *
package/libretro-atari800/libretro-atari800.mk:LIBRETRO_ATARI800_SITE = $(call github,JabberwockPL,libretro-atari800,$(LIBRETRO_ATARI800_VERSION))
How do you get smaller screens working in retroarch? Gameboy and NGP look bad at a width of 480.
I tried this in retroatch.cfg, but nothing changes:
##
# T or F makes no difference
video_aspect_ratio_auto = "false"
#22 in older RA, 23 in post 1.7.5
aspect_ratio_index = "22"
video_aspect_ratio ="22"
#2x orig 160
custom_viewport_width = "320"
#almost 2x larger than orig 144
custom_viewport_height = "272"
# 480 - 320 / 2
custom_viewport_x = "80"
custom_viewport_y = "0"