Koko-aio shader discussions and updates

There’s no way to have both, because usually there’s no need for it. You already did 90% of the job, just use something like this as your foreground image (i just removed the inner bezel via gimp to make it transparent (which is the way shipped 1084S* presets are made)

The repeating issue when you zoom out can be worked out by either adding content to the borders so that they show up as you wish on a different zoom, or make it appear as black (instead of repeating), by operating on the following parameter:

So that instead of this:

…you get this:

PS: I’m one of the fools who owned (and still have, but broken) that CDTV fiasco, but I love it, so when you’ve done, it would be very nice to see the final result!

I suggest you, to use the outer bezel from a real 1084S black model if you manage to find a straight one, or maybe retouching a white one.

So ahead of time, too much.

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Thanks for all the explanation!!! TheNamec actually has a 1084S black model. Maybe I can do some editing with GIMP and put the monitor over the console background, the lable over the edges, and then add the transparent inner part. I suppose HSM-MB do all that, and that is why koko-aio is much more simple and fast.

PS: I haven’t had that console. Yeah, so ahead of time, although optical media didn’t last that long…even less than magnetic.

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It’s a shame both of the Commodore consoles/media players never really showed off what they could do, since the game libraries were so dominated by Amiga 500 ports without CD enhancements. I’ve never really looked into them myself, but I’m actually reading up on them as we speak since I’m about to do some presets for 90s CD based consoles.