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Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑

11 May 2024, 12:20

Skyy wrote: ↑

05 May 2024, 11:49

JabooMooseKeys wrote: ↑

14 Apr 2024, 22:39

Did you end up figuring out or has there been an update to how Retroarch does BFI to either drop a frame or there's a proper shader to apply now that achieves the effect we want? Otherwise I'll do the tv static workaround mentioned in the article.

I sadly didn't, it seems that not many people are really interested in solving this issue.

They are!!!

The problem is few people know A+B+C concurrently.
(A) The person is interested in issue
(B) The person is ALSO a software developer
(C) The person knows how to make a RetroArch github pull request

The chicken-and-egg is a software developer working on RetroArch is usually not a 240Hz+ user.

Gigantic chicken-and-egg problem if they can't test their own complex source code change that never benefits themselves.

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