I’ll look into fixing bezel borders and thanks for the report on hires presets.
It may sound weird, but I’ve not corrected other parameters that need adjustments for performance reasons; those conditions happen in the latest heavier pass.
@ynnad4
In genesis plus gx, that option is set to off by default and the explaination it gives is that the borders are hidden by the bezel in real TVs.
I’d prefer to set the parameter to one that does not require user to change core options and still I won’t duplicate the preset for different cores.
It would be possible to adapt the parameter to the horizontal resolution; I’ll try that.
Meanwhile, do you find the actual preset convincing in that regard with the default Genesis plus GX configuration (no borders)?
Asking just to have a reference, because, as you say, I’ve no direct experience on raibowing, since I always used PAL, just random video footage.
I’ve seen it, and from what i can read on the main thread and in the code, the purpose is to be as accurate as possible. It is quite heavy on my poor haswell. This not only means that “importing” its code would be very unlikely, but I really don’t feel comfortable at all in doing that.
If you think that a particular feature is important and missing here, I can try to replicate it with an implementation/shortcut that appears to be convincing, while not taxing the gpu too much, but that is not always possible, ofc.