Are the scanlines accurate?
Does this screen resemble a 15Khz?
Re: Does this screen resemble a 15Khz?
Or should the scanlines be darker?
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Re: Does this screen resemble a 15Khz?
Looks pixellated to me.
Scanlines should definitely be more evident than what you got there.
Scanlines should definitely be more evident than what you got there.
This industry has become 2 dimensional as it transcended into a 3D world.
Re: Does this screen resemble a 15Khz?
How should I configure mame to closely emulate a 15Khz display?
Which effect should I use?
Do I use Scanline Intensity or Feedback Strength?
I am using wolfmame 0.106.
Thank you for help
Which effect should I use?
Do I use Scanline Intensity or Feedback Strength?
I am using wolfmame 0.106.
Thank you for help
Re: Does this screen resemble a 15Khz?
set to whatever gives you that nostalgic feeling. if you don't have much arcade experience then set to what looks best to you.
Re: Does this screen resemble a 15Khz?
really, that screen looks fine, 99% arcade accurate. anyway, most arcades i went to, had really crappy cabs and controls, so playing at home on an LCD with emulated scanlines beats the 'real thing' hands down
Re: Does this screen resemble a 15Khz?
We have a winner.antron wrote:...set to what looks best to you.
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Re: Does this screen resemble a 15Khz?
Indeed.antron wrote:set to whatever gives you that nostalgic feeling. if you don't have much arcade experience then set to what looks best to you.
The way I think of it is to just accept that the images look different from one another on a CRT or an LCD.
I LOVE CRTS. However, when I play on an LCD I never use emulated scanlines since I think they never look quite right. Mostly because there is a lot more going on in a CRT image to give that "arcade look" than just the scanlines.
I prefer to use some manner of exact double scaling and letterboxing and call it a day. Probably the sharpest, most accurate image, and closest in spirit of the original image you can get out of a fixed resolution display.
However, I will say that image looks a bit dingy to me. The scanlines are about the right thickness, but the graphics lines need to be a little brighter, and the scanlines a little darker.