Need help achieving silky smooth vsync on an HDTV

[BlackGuyRX]

Alright, gonna try this again… I’m on the latest RA nightly and so far have only used the Mesen core. I’m getting slight video stutter and I can’t figure out how to get smooth, judder free video My current display is an Insignia 1080p 60hz HDTV I’ve got my GTX 970-powered Win10 tower plugged into it also.

[lilbud]

A simple sharp pixel shader config for RetroPie with integer prescale and no...

Try this, it applies a very slight blur which evens out pixel sizing and prevents wobble.

[BlackGuyRX]

I’d prefer to use something that fixes the issue rather than mask it with shaders, but thanks for the advice.

[hunterk]

Try this stuff:

Perfect Audio Video Synchronization

Behold a small guide/faq of the sync options in retroarch for silky smooth console experience. Preface A game console is always in perfect sync with the TV (usually CRT) because the console itself generates the video signal, meanning NTSC games are native in 59.94Hz (audio & video) and that is exactly what the console outputs to the TV. Emulators on the other hand do NOT have control over the refresh rate of the TV because the GPU of your device generates the video timing and it might not be …