@Samuel-0 said in Recalbox on Thinkpad T43:
The ThinkPad R61 offers a slight performance boost over the T43 for emulating systems up to the PS1 era, making these models your best bet for a 14-inch 4:3 screen.
That's a great tip!
@Samuel-0 said in Recalbox on Thinkpad T43:
The ThinkPad R61 offers a slight performance boost over the T43 for emulating systems up to the PS1 era, making these models your best bet for a 14-inch 4:3 screen.
That's a great tip!
@betty4920taylor said in Duckstation at 240p:
It appears that you’re encountering an issue with the DuckStation emulator when using 240p mode on Recalbox.
When switching to 240p mode and connecting to your CRT TV, the DuckStation emulator might not be compatible with this specific resolution.
Ensure that you’ve followed all the instructions correctly for setting up 240p mode. You can refer to the Recalbox tutorial on configuring CRT screens with composite video.
Make sure your CRT TV supports 240p resolution and that the video settings are correctly configured.
DuckStation allows manual configuration adjustments through its configuration files.
You can edit these files manually to tailor the emulator settings to your specific needs.
Additionally, consider creating a configuration override file to fine-tune the emulator behavior. You can find more information on configuration overrides in the Recalbox documentation. https://sharpedgeshop.com/it/collections/santoku-knives-multi-purpose
Make sure your CRT TV supports 240p resolution.
@Paulska said in [SOFT] GameList Editor 2022:
I use Skrapper but that doesn't check if image for a particular rom has already been scraped. It just deletes everything and starts over.
Does this version of yours check for previously scrapped games? or at least check if image is already there?
or is it per game scraping?
It checks if the ROM image has been scraped to avoid overwriting.
@harryson3545 said in Fun Side of SMS Bomber - Spreading Laughter, Not Harm!:
I think it's just a brilliant and simple idea for a game that makes people happy.
Absolutely!