Here is Sharp overlay for 1080p, test it because i have 16:10 monitor. Try this settings in retroarch: integer scale off, aspect ratio custom, viewport x 528, viewport y 142, viewport width 827, viewport height 620.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/j238b5snjs88phz/Sharp_overlay.zip
Here is Sharp overlay fixed
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2jwo2ugo3tjdowf/Sharp_overlay_fixed.zip
Added “Just Speakers” Overlay to the main post
https://i.imgur.com/PlGxLht.png Please open in new window and zoom in
Hello @exodus123456
I have added your overlays to my compilation pack : https://github.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays
I hope it’s ok with you ? Please let me know if you have issues with it.
Thank you very much for your awesome work 
Great, you’re welcome!
Hi all,
@exodus123456 thanks for a great work.
I took your OLDCRT_NIGHT overlay and updated it a little bit - changed a screen size to match 960x720 (which is 4:3 and 720 on it’s own it’s original NES vertical resolution multiplied by 3), and added glare/reflection effects. See the result below:
If somebody needs it you can download it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17JkWKRA2t7QsOy7o0iH9m2dvaVpaB_3E/view?usp=sharing I’ve also added the readme with coordinates/recommended shader info etc.
Great!! I’ve been wondering on how to do that glare effect.
Can you add a glare effect on the “Standard Classic CRT” and for the “just speakers overlay”??
Maybe it’s a png you may share?
Thanks in advance!
Would be happy to do so! Thanks!
Standard Classic CRT (Day and Night) with glare: 3.5 options (or 3 days and 4 nights 
)
Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1T0Yd4V6j9Apvk58fF51uwRwGtH68h6db
nice! nice! nice! ty man and gl!
Just wanted to personally say thank you for these also, they are fantastic!
Here is my edit of the Toshiba Flat. I removed the logo, and edited the cut-out for the emulated screen. Now it fits perfect. I also cleaned the frame a little.
Where exactly were these “Classic 80’s Television” images from, that have the red light on and Channel 3 symbol? Someone in here posted the original high res version of that TV on a stock web-site that you have to buy the image for $20, but even though that’s the same TV… it’s not the night time versions with the lights on. Did @Kondorito and @ljubinko modify that original stock image? I’m asking because I am trying to use the full res version for a project I’m working on but I like the version with the lights better. Can anyone point me to the original source of that one with the lights on?? Thanks!
Hey @jordanwalkert. My image share was over three years ago, so I do not remember how I got it If you share here the image you want to use (the one with the watermark) I could try doing some image reverse engineering and find an HQ one over the internet.
Thanks for getting back to me! I know it’s been awhile. Attached is the image that I was referencing that I believe was originally modified by you. With the red light modifications. Then below that is a link to a high res source of what image I believe was used to create these modifications. I have no problem buying the image below, I just prefer the edit you did with the slightly darker image looking like the red lights are on and I need higher res than the 1600x1080. Let me know if you are able to figure it out, thanks so much!
https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-old-tube-television-crt-tv-17531603.html!
No problem. I am not too sure I understand what you need, hehe. Here is the original image in 1080p: https://forums.libretro.com/uploads/default/original/2X/c/c7a7d2a31e893b61f5f6d63121a5416edd7da2f2.jpeg
Is this what you need? Or do you want this image but with the red light and number 3 in it? If so, let me know and I can easily modify it.
Kondorito, I am actually trying to create a 4K version of this. 3840x2160 resolution. I posted the link above that has the original stock image in full res, and I was wondering if I purchased it, could it be modified to look like the one you edited with the red light and number 3 etc. If so, let me know and I can get you the full res version. Thanks!
Ah, got it. I don’t remember making those changes myself, but they are easily done. You can provide me the image and I’ll make the red light and the number 3 just like that.
Hey Bryan, I contacted you on Facebook as I wasn’t sure the protocol of posting a purchased image here for public view and I didn’t know how to contact you privately. Let me know if you saw my message, otherwise I can post the image here if you prefer. Thanks man!
I really like the commodore monitors. They look awesome. I have an Amstrad CTM 644 colour monitor here & I don’t see an overlay using one anywhere. I could take some snaps if anybody’s interested in making one? Just tell me the best way to do it for the best quality. What do you need
Hello there. I couldn’t help but notice that when it comes to overlays and shaders, there’s a big lack in PAL support.
To commemorate this a bit, I’d like to post a bunch of Philips TV Renders I ripped directly from their Indian Philips site (they still sell them over there) there’s 9 of them in total, but I can only upload 1 image for at least a preview:
Here’s also the links to where I got them from: ==https://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/21PT3428_V7-IMS-en_IN?$pnglarge$&wid=2500 https://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/21PT4525_V7-IMS-en_IN?$pnglarge$&wid=2500 ==https://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/21PT3326_V7-IMS-en_IN?$pnglarge$&wid=2500 ==http://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/14PT4525_V7-IMS-en_IN?wid=2500&$pnglarge$ ==http://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/14PT2307_V7-IMS-en_IN?$pnglarge$&wid=2500 ==https://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/21PT4326_V7-IMS-en_IN?$pnglarge$&wid=5000 ==https://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/21PT3527_V7-IMS-en_IN?$pnglarge$&wid=2500 ==https://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/21PT3525_V7-IMS-en_IN?$pnglarge$&wid=2500 ==https://images.philips.com/is/image/PhilipsConsumer/20PT9007D_17-IMS-en_US?$pnglarge$&wid=2500
And the ZIP attachment with the PNGs and WEBPs (for anybody to screw around with):
