It really depends on the games for input lag but i think it’s a bit more than lcd tv’s. Also i had no shaders on so it, so the blurriness was from the box and type of signal it out puts, like hunterk said.
and the pics are screen shot of pics on my desktop because the real pics were too big and i couldnt get them uploaded.
UPDATE: looks like that experimental firmware for RPi works! So, it’s now a viable platform for 240p without using a chain of funky adapters. Just get a 3.5mm to RCA breakout cable and you’re off to the races.
Where did you find it?
It’s buried in the middle of that giant github issue. Here’s a direct link: https://drive.google.com/uc?id=0B-6zmEDJwxZEME9lSEFZRmQ5RGs&export=download
and here’s how to install it:
Basically you need to copy all of the files into your /boot/ folder. Probably the easiest way is to power off your Pi, take out the microSD card, and plug it into a card reader on your computer. Then copy all of the files from the zip over into the boot folder (remember to back up the old versions first). After that, open /boot/config.txt and add the line popcornmix mentions above: sdtv_progressive_scan=1 Save, close, eject, put it back into your Pi, and boot it up.
I’m testing it right now and it’s great on Lakka. But do you also have multiple “tearing” lines on vertical scrolling items (like vertical scrolling text or sprites) in Picodrive?
EDIT: it seems related to this bug
But in 240p is now much more evident in Picodrive :_(((
There is a great Hardware addon for a Raspberry PI called Pi2Scart from Arcadeforge.net (around 35€). It outputs RGB Video, and even supports 240p. I had previously connected my RPI3 with Lakka to a 32" CRT via Composite, and recently got myself such a Pi2Scart. Difference in image quality is huge! And it comes with absolutely no input lag.
I can only recommend this Hardware Addon. This is by far the best and easiest solution to connect a CRT to a RPI.
I’ve also posted some image comparisons on my homepage.
In places that included SCART ports on TVs, this is true, but in USA, most TVs came with only composite and coaxial/RF jacks, with Svideo and YPbPr ports for higher quality in the late 90s. We never got to experience the glory of 240p RGB except in arcades 
Is it compatible with all Raspberry Pis ? I have a 1 and a 2.
Yes, it apparently works with all of them. EDIT: urp, thought you meant the 240p firmware, but you meant the SCART thing. nvm!
On the product Page it’s only about the Pi3, but it should work on any (model B), as it uses GPIO connection. I can test on a Pi2 and provide results later on.
Thanks for sharing this.
Posted it on the RetroPie forums
Looks like you usern name is available so go ahead and register 
Please pardon me for being pedantic, but I’d like to know if anyone else has the same issue with Picodrive core (I’m on Raspberry Pi 1, 240p composite).
Picture is affected by strange horizontal lines that are much more evident on sprites with vertical scrolling (but these lines are always present). Here there are a couple of videos from Bare Knuckle III on Picodrive.
VIDEO 1 Look at the text that rolls vertically, it is “cut off” by these horizontal lines that seem always in the same position: https://1drv.ms/v/s!AgxFrlHsc5x409hjO8kbvGjjCdKmfw
VIDEO 2 Please look at the mouth of Axel (main character of the game): https://1drv.ms/v/s!AgxFrlHsc5x409hiAfhH7kSQLhVBBQ
VIDEO 3 Now please take a look at his eye: https://1drv.ms/v/s!AgxFrlHsc5x409hhBvVUn3r8oFmdkA
This only occurs with Picodrive core, not with other cores like FCEUMM. Maybe someone could confirm whether it has the same issue?
Thank you very much!
That’s because the image is being stretched vertically. Do you have “crop overscan” enabled or disabled? The image is okay with GenPlusGX?
Surely this is not an issue related to video settings: I’ve checked yet all possible combinations (crop overscan, aspect ratio, integer scaling), and yes, picture is OK with GenPlusGX (but it is much slower than Picodrive on my good old Raspberry Pi 1).
Any suggestions on who (developer) I could point out this problem?
Thank you very much!
I can confirm that the Pi2Scart also works on a Raspberry Pi 2
Picodrive was written by Notaz but I don’t think he’s very active with it these days. You can open an issue about it here:
Well, there is a “workaround” to fix the scaling issue of Picodrive in Lakka, but it seems also that the core should allow some advanced options I can’t find in the options menu of Picodrive in Lakka for RPi1. Maybe the core is not updated?
Thanks
Experimental Firmware obtained, running lakka 2.0rc with 240p composite out on my family tv - sony trinitron. Here’s an fba neo geo game money puzzle exchange. Looks like there is still some video tweaking that needs to be done if anyone has some tips. It’s my first day using lakka. Also, at this resolution, the menu text is sometimes unreadable. Any way to increase the size for 240p?
<img src="/uploads/default/original/2X/5/51eabdac286e1429d4d420a317641e533da8a8a6.jpg" width=“500” height="500“>For 240p, I personally prefer the RGUI menu. I’ve been using with CRTs for years.
