MiSTer FPGA Forum

I found the settings and you are right that it is 5:4. Still better fitting than 16:9.

What i cant get working is scanlines. The normal scanlines just darken the screen and the 2x res scanlines arent even. Is there a good scanlines filter for my resolution?

Hi

I got 2 old 4:3 TFT Monitors from where i work and i was wondering what the best Video output settings would be?

Model Acer AL1917
Resolution 1280x1024
Input VGA

Why is this an issue? The assigned home button for OSD is one click away.

manual save is already possible right?

no, sure. for me there is no point in buying a old controller, a SNAC adapter and the USB Adapter for the Controller just to have not noticable less latency of 5ms less.

i dont have any issue. i have the 2.4 Ghz versions.

8bitdo has very close controllers to the NES and SNES OG controllers, i would dare to say even better because you can buy a new one. Retro-Bit also has very close Genesis and Saturn Controllers as they use the OG molds to produce them. Retrobit Sega 8 button controllers are terrible in my experience and 8bitdo controllers have low print run. Also ...

UPDATE 3: i set my cheap TV to PC and now the whole image is shown without any processing. nice. thanks guys

There is no input lag using generic USB gamepad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZTS04rVOn0 All these direct connections have no benefits. It only wastes GPIOs and requires 30-years old gamepad. Purists use original systems, not emulators, not FPGA. First of all, some people like playing with their original controllers, the experience just isn't ...

UPDATE 2

It seems to be a problem with my cheaper 50" 4K TV in our hobbyroom as on our 65" QLED i can set it to 1080 or 720 and the scanlines are perfect with integer scaler on.

UPDATE

I just tried to switch to 4x3 with the resolution 1920x1440 being the best one as it has the least black bars on top and bottom.

Do you guys know why the Mister logo is cut off on the left? Can it be moved?

Hey thanks guys. it was really the scaler setting i was missing. My settings with my 4K TV for optimal scanlines are: MiSTer output is set to 720p over HDMI (1080p the borders are to big) Integer scaling is set to integer scale only vsync is set to low lag Scandoubler FX is set to None Scale Filter is set to normal scanlines 25% (Hi Res Core Filter...

Hi guys

Does anyone know why i have such chunks of scanlines?

I am using 1080p resolution on a 4K TV.

Switching to 720p does not help as the fatter lines just get closer.

Thanks for helping out