tengo un rpi4b con el vga666, jala a toda madre, pero en juegos como el kung fu master y el vigilante, entre otros, la pantalla se divide a la mitas y coo que tiene mucho overscan, alguno de ustedes save como forzar la resolucion a 320x240 por juego?
ya intente agregar un archivo de texto con las lineas

kungfum,mame,arcade:224@59.185606,1800,0,0

como dice en la wiki, pero no hace ningun efecto.
tambien trate de cambiar el aspecto ratio a varias opciones sin exito,
gracias por cualquier ayuda.

Hey thanks for reading, im using recalbox 9.0 with 15khz setting on my rgb moded tv, most games, work out of the box, but some games, like kung fu master, or vigilant, are way to big for the screen. Usually on windows and mame i just create an ini file telling mame to run the game at 320x240, but ima bit confused on how to do this on recalbox.
It seems to be the same principle, create txt file and put it here acordint to the wiki instructions
"All overloads are new files, located in /recalbox/share/system/configs/crt/ directory."
and heres my txt file

kungfum,mame,arcade:224@59.185606,1800,0,0
However that dos not seem to work.
I was wondering if someone can point me on how to force it to display the game at 320x240 or at a resolution that would fit the screen. Thanks for your time.

@nm414 on mine i had to uncoment the hdmi thing on the pi4 line, cant remember exactly wich one, all working just fine now.

@nm414 I was going to post something similar, but mine dont even boot. I have burned the pi4 image in windows and ubuntu, i it dosnt even boot, i dont have an hdmi cable so im not able to se what the problem is. It dont even creates the share partition.
only change i made is to the crt-options.cfg to adapter.type = vga666. Do you think you can share your config and crt config file to see if i can make mine boot please.

Hey guys, so i have recalbox runing on a pi4 with a vga666 and rgb on a crt monitor, so far so great, so it got me wonder, is it posible to achieve the same on a pc with an amd card? Ive looked on google and here, but couldnt find any information. Thanks for your time.