[LoboGuara]

I'll post my configs when i get home. But it seems that we seek the opposite: I leave the screen without resizing and without filters (i only set the vsynch to on). Probably you will be disappointed with my configs

[mikabama]

Originally Posted by LoboGuara I'll post my configs when i get home. But it seems that we seek the opposite: I leave the screen without resizing and without filters (i only set the vsynch to on). Probably you will be disappointed with my configs

Hehe. Yeah I prefer the widescreen setting but I would still like to see your settings. Thanks.

Lol. That sounded weird. Anyway I think I got the apropriate settings. Thanks again

[LoboGuara]

Originally Posted by mikabama Hehe. Yeah I prefer the widescreen setting but I would still like to see your settings. Thanks. Lol. That sounded weird. Anyway I think I got the apropriate settings. Thanks again

xD

As I said, I do not really change the configs. I just turn vsynch on and set to 16:9. Here's a shot (a decent one, thanks to the ps3usercheat) of my configs.

http://img703.imageshack.us/img703/2...s9xnextps3.png

[mikabama]

Originally Posted by LoboGuara xD As I said, I do not really change the configs. I just turn vsynch on and set to 16:9. Here's a shot (a decent one, thanks to the ps3usercheat) of my configs. http://img703.imageshack.us/img703/2...s9xnextps3.png

That's great. Thank you.

[Squarepusher2]

As the author of this thing, I would advise people not to use this anymore and to just use FBA in RetroArch instead - it's better, more recent and FBANext on PS3 is dead anyways.

The same goes for SNES9x Next PS3, VBA Next PS3, FCEU Next PS3 and Genesis Next PS3 - just use RetroArch PS3 for all those from now on. I will not provide support for these anymore and they will most likely be gone soon from the repos.

[GraVoX959]

Originally Posted by Squarepusher2 As the author of this thing, I would advise people not to use this anymore and to just use FBA in RetroArch instead - it's better, more recent and FBANext on PS3 is dead anyways.

LOVING RetroArch!

[JOshISPoser]

i do just like you pretty much lobo. i like the original look up games. i do 1x, point filtering, standard and think the games look great. i do though keep the ratio at 4:3.
one problem i have with retroarch ( @Squarepusher2 ) is if i turn off dual shader support, when i scroll, it really messes up the screen. it's easy though to change it back on and then turn it off through menus and then in game.
i have tried some shaders, but smoothing just isn't my thing when some games just look so sharp or already cartoony. idk, i'd probably only use shaders for a psx emu

[LoboGuara]

I prefer individual emulators, although lovin Retroarch. It would be sad to see the stand alone emulators being left behind, but anyway most of them works well in their current status

It's nice to see Retroarch progress and will be even better if/when Amiga Emulation is added

Originally Posted by JOshISPoser i do just like you pretty much lobo. i like the original look up games. i do 1x, point filtering, standard and think the games look great. i do though keep the ratio at 4:3.

I use 16:9 for some vertical games only. I'm a purist when it comes to old games

No filters, no AA, no resize

[Squarepusher2]

Originally Posted by LoboGuara I prefer individual emulators, although lovin Retroarch. It would be sad to see the stand alone emulators being left behind, but anyway most of them works well in their current status It's nice to see Retroarch progress and will be even better if/when Amiga Emulation is added I use 16:9 for some vertical games only. I'm a purist when it comes to old games No filters, no AA, no resize

The RetroArch emu ports are the same 'individual emulators' - they just use RetroArch as the GUI/frontend instead of me having to rewrite/copy paste that code for every emulator.

There's no reason to continue spending time on these standalone ports when RetroArch PS3 is basically the same thing except it means far less maintenance work for me. They're old, they're buggy, incomplete, and you're better off just using RetroArch in the future.

[LoboGuara]

Most of them work well for me, but I will certainly keep an updated copy of Retroarch on my ps3 to try out the new features and bugfixes =]