Mesen Core

[petran791]

is it possible to backport the mesence changes into current libretro core?

Workflow runs · nesdev-org/MesenCE

[hunterk]

Yeah, probably the best move is going to be to finish cleaning up my libretro-ization and then just apply that to the CE version.

[Cyber]

@Retrorepair

The bisqwit filter does this well but since I’ve already got blur from actual composite I’d like to remove that from the filter as it’s a bit overkill.

It’s a shame it’s not possible to replicate the actual real world video timing for cores like this. I understand why it isn’t, just a shame really.

Can’t you do this using one of the good NTSC filters that already exists, for example CRT-Consumer-XL, DariusG’s port of Blargg NTSC, CRT-Guest-Advanced-NTSC and CRT-Guest-Advanced-NTSC Decoupled, Classic Scanlines Shader?

Besides that, you can disable the internal Core Blargg NTSC Video Filter and utilize some video filter presets in the Settings–>Video–>Filters Menu.

You can also get extra custom Blargg NTSC Filters in my CyberLab Custom Blargg NTSC Video Filters Preset Paclk but they as well as the ones I mentioned above are based on the Blargg SNES NTSC Video Filter.

[Mr_Jake]

I am a bit confused because I thought MesenCE was a fork because Mesen has not been updated in a while. But it seems SourMesen is active and doing Pull Requests and updates for MesenCE. I find it strange that a fork gets updates from SourMesen, but not the official version?

[petran791]

I think it had something to do with the license of Mesen2