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"Scanline" is mostly a terminology thing. Anyways, I have this theory that the TVlines(Horizontal Resolution) of a CRT should match the resolution of the incoming signal(e.g typically a 320x240 window for retro). A coarse dot pitch also helps things too for low res. To better illustrate what I'm ta...

OP according to Fudoh from Shmups the Rolling Scan Sony BVM/PVM OLEDs have what you're looking for https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=66453 https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=65073&start=30 As for why this seems to happen on OLED I have no clue but it might be because OLED...

Your new post is very confusing. Without a pursuit-camera video of the effect you're describing. Apologies for my wishy washy explanation - I'm at work at the moment and I need to digest and test what you've said tonight and I'll get back to you. I currently think half my problem is that the Eve Sp...

Why don't you enable Eve Spectrum strobing? That would fix your problem. That would solve your problem with www.blurbusters.com/strobe-utility-eve as I have already programmed a Strobe Utility for Eve monitors. You can use QFT + 60Hz single strobe to massively reduce strobe crosstalk by refreshing ...

Yes so Ive already added my own shadow mask: Screenshot_20220217-222425.jpg https://forums.libretro.com/t/sony-pvm-hdr-4k-shader/36109 But I'm not sure this is really what I'm after. There is definitely a clarity to the black lines on a CRT that I don't see on a sample and hold display. What is it t...

I write CRT shaders and own a relatively high end LCD (Eve Spectrum) and a couple of Sony PVM CRTs. I have a question about trying to preserve the black pixels in between the scanlines and phosphor mask when scrolling in a vertical direction (against the scanlines). Both my CRTs and LCD lose the vis...