Shashank Adluri

I appreciate that Mr.Neil. Thanks for your help see you always in this forum?. We could be friends here my mail shashankadluri.24@gmail.com. We will know more about retro gaming from here on

Also I respect your choice it is good to may be i need to get used to crt. I have grown up with crt tv when i was kid that was Sony trinitron secam/pal ?

I don't like lines and over exposure of images for example i played chip and dale or duck tales in disney's Capcom collection they have done that without bi linear filtering and even upgraded the image to hd the result is color the color will look too brighten and might feel your eyes are gonna hurt just like Dbz bluray boxsets. But here the bilinear filtering fall gentle on your eyes with a good contrast. I'm not telling you to use supereagle I'm trying to say play Super Castlevania 4 or Simons quest with bilinear filter on. Recently Konami also unveiled their collection..

My PC is good. Here I'm talking about video filters in quick menu not shaders. Dude I'm a retro gamer I have all the best cores. my favorite game is ys book 1&2 So im a pretty audio maniac. I have SRS sound for PCenabled. I couldn't select or change the default option in the retroarch.. the only thing that retroarch beginners notice is enabled v sync..& 4:3. The snes9x standalone can do all that with better difference in many video filters and ability to manually choose the audio device. And in quick menu shaders i don't use them cause my monitor is lcd and glare free. the best shader mankind like is bi linear filtering it does that. Also Epx a,b etc., filters available in standalone snes9x which look good for night games like zombie ate my neighbors.

Then why no realtek support? for my notebook pc When select audio device it always brings me to renaming or annoying keyboard layout..I have used retroarch quite a month and have to say its very convenient but some filters cant be changed while playing the game we have to close and adjust and brz 4x was my favorite for tmnt and here it is hard to change for each core we have to fall back... And having many boxarts for my 12 cores it has little slowdown tell me launchbox or retroarch

Did you just said superior audio! Man Lets compare standalone snes9x, Snes9x lets you to configure audio device which many Windows user select it to Realtek high definition and the sound comes outstandingly well play the Bobby's world you will notice. Retroarch doesn't support high definition audio device it never recognized.

Directx 9 install it