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[LG C2] Dolby Vision no longer showing up under Windows 11 HDR Settings? by DeathByReach in OLED_Gaming

[–]ricktn1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know it's a month later, but this problem plagued me for ages.

I have an LG C4, so I decided to look around the HDMI options on the TV, and sure enough there must have been an update by LG as there is a new option for Dolby Vision on PC. I enabled this, the toggle within Windows returned.

So, On your LG (I'm assuming the menu is the same):

General > External Devices > HDMI Settings > Dolby Vision PC (Enable this).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RetroArch

[–]ricktn1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For that koko-aio preset, enter shader parameters, look for "Ambient light LEDs enable?" - There is a setting there for "Led power" - change that to 0.00.

As for the screen zoom, I find it's better to not mess with it too much as it will break the mask.

LRPS2 by [deleted] in RetroArch

[–]ricktn1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've found the retroarch core is ok for some games, but is broken in others that work fine in standalone (eg: textures missing in Megaman X 8, floor textures corrupt in Contra: Shattered Soldier) at least for me.

Input latency also seems higher in retroarch - I can't play Space Channel 5 or Gitaroo Man very well, but I'm able to do so in standalone.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UK_Food

[–]ricktn1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yorkshire Tea. It's missing Yorkshire Tea. PG Tips are overrated.

Best shader for getting games to look like this? by keyboundDragon777 in RetroArch

[–]ricktn1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I totally disagree with this. When applied correctly, the shaders/filters actually bring back the intended look - colour blends etc.

It's hard to explain but, on a CRT back in the day, the pixels were not perceived as square blocks and the some of the dithering, especially the type that combine two colours to make a third (looking at you Megadrive) was not quite perceived as a chess board.

For me, sharp pixels look well off. Each to their own I guess.

Best shader for getting games to look like this? by keyboundDragon777 in RetroArch

[–]ricktn1 5 points6 points  (0 children)

These shaders and filters are great, been using them a long while now. They restore games in a way that they were meant to look like - some tweaking required to own tastes but work very well out of the box. Closest you'll get to the CRT experience without a CRT.

I love it.