[cacophony555]

#114042

I’ve been using a rather old version of RetroPie for the last year or so (it was the very first alpha version that had support for configuring emulators on a per ROM basis), but just decided to give 3.3 a try for comparison using a spare SD card.

I kept notes from my setup before and I configured 3.3 the same way. For example, I’m using nestopia for NES emulation and had CEA-5 and “use video output res” selected.

But I immediately noticed that the video output when emulating NES was significantly fuzzier than before. I noticed the same issue with all the other retroarch cores I tried.

I tried swapped back my old card and confirmed that the it looks substantially better. To give you an idea of the difference, it’s kind of like the RGB vs Wii U image below (where my old setup looks like RGB and 3.3 looks like the Wii U, with the exception that the brightness level is fine):

Edit: It looks like the image got scaled and doesn’t really capture the full extent of the difference, but you get the idea.

Any idea why this changed or how I can fix it? Thanks!

[gizmo98]

#114047

Disable smooth_video and set render resolution = display resolution (launch menu)

[cacophony555]

#114072

Ah, yes setting smooth_video to false fixed it, thanks. Any particular reason why it’s enabled by default now?

[gizmo98]

#114089

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/commit/f86c4b233efe1660ef5d9f0408d9f455607c4f32

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