Open tomakorea opened 1 year ago
My Bad ! Actually the config file is on the SHARE partition. No need to bother the dev !
The settings to change in the retroarch config file : video_hard_sync = "true"
However, I don't find the "sync to exact content framerate" option in the config file.. I'll investigate more
Note that it's a fix for the in-game video, the Batocera Emulation Station interface has still issues with Vsync/Screen tearing and Frame Pacing. But I think games are the most important for now
sorry for the confusion !
No worries. Note that you can also override retroarch variables via batocera.conf. Just set global.retroarch.variable=value.
Thanks :) I finally found everything ! Hard GPU Sync is mandatory and the only way is to edit the config file as I detailed above. For Variable Refresh Rate it was hidden in batocera itself, just go to Main Menu -> Game Settings -> Latency Reduction -> Variable Refresh Rate : ON
It solves 99% of the tearing and scrolling issues. I noticed sometimes a slight stutter during diagonal scrolling, so maybe when the screen is moving horizontal + vertical it may stutter a bit, but honestly, the experience now is so much better than before, it's mostly fine. Now I have to find a way to adjust the intensity and scale of the scanlines because the shader Zfast that does scanlines doesn't scale nicely with the 1024x768 screen of the Egret II.
This hack is dead, isn't it? No more work will ever be done, right?
@tomakorea ,THANKS,I made the modifications as you said, and the picture synchronization is indeed improved a lot than before, but there is still stuttering problem when running the game in all emulators. The picture would glitch every few seconds, and the game audio is same problem
Hi, after noticing severe screen tearing and scrolling stuttering on emulators I found a fix to keep everything smooth. Unfortunately, theses options are OFF/FALSE by default and it's not possible to activate it in Batocera.. without a fix, it's necessary to bring the retroarch menu and activate the options manually everytime you launch a new game since the configuration file isn't saved.
The fix is to activate theses 2 options by default in retroarch : Configuration -> Video -> Synchronisation -> Hard GPU Sync = YES Configuration -> Video -> Synchronisation -> Sync to Exact Content Framerate = YES
It seems like the screen in the Egret II mini is a variable refresh rate. Activating the 2 options fix not only the tearing, but also the frame pacing. When activating only Hard GPU Sync, there are still problems, so both options are mandatory.
To fix that :
I will update my comment when I found everything.