Homebrew Official Retroarch WiiU (wip.)

[ShadowOne333]

Okay, I'm sorry. I'm just a little hasty, that's all. I've uploaded my SD Card files to MEGA. Please check this out.
The only 2 problems are that I don't know how to add filters/shaders (like CRT, Nearest, etc.) and it crashes whenever I quit RetroArch.
I use 1.6.4 (RPX) and only use mGBA, Nestopia, and snes9x-2010.
https://mega.nz/#!dZsGDJ4Q!31klyG6E2QgPEBofRoX2PgIWf5mWxs3VI5U9eTrGsHc

IIRC RetroArch on Wii U still doesn't have the filters feature for neither video nor audio filters.

 

[SapphireBulletBill]

IIRC RetroArch on Wii U still doesn't have the filters feature for neither video nor audio filters.

Aww man, I wanted the games to look like the ones on Virtual Console.

 

[ploggy]

I don't know what i did but is working now! thanks.

Your welcome

 

[QuarkTheAwesome]

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[ShadowOne333]

Aww man, I wanted the games to look like the ones on Virtual Console.

Perhaps later down the road filters will be usable.
Sadly right now the best you can do is adjust the aspect ratio and enable or disable bilinear filtering under Video options.

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[SapphireBulletBill]

Perhaps later down the road filters will be usable.
Sadly right now the best you can do is adjust the aspect ratio and enable or disable bilinear filtering under Video options.

The only problem being, without bilinear filtering, the pixels look unbalanced, making it look weird. I don't know why they couldn't have put a Nearest filter or something.

 

[ShadowOne333]

The only problem being, without bilinear filtering, the pixels look unbalanced, making it look weird. I don't know why they couldn't have put a Nearest filter or something.

If they look unbalanced is because the aspect ratio you set is not the proper one for the console at hand. You might need to research what aspect ratio each console had to avoid that.

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He even set an expected deadline omg xD

 

[SapphireBulletBill]

If they look unbalanced is because the aspect ratio you set is not the proper one for the console at hand. You might need to research what aspect ratio each console had to avoid that.

On SNES Virtual Console, they used 4:3 mode with a Nearest Filter. That's why the pixels are balanced and looks sharp as well.

 

[ShadowOne333]

On SNES Virtual Console, they used 4:3 mode with a Nearest Filter. That's why the pixels are balanced and looks sharp as well.

Oh well I'm not sure if there's a nearest filter or not, perhaps there is and I haven't seen the option since I tend to play with raw video output without any filter.
Search around in the options, perhaps you might find something.

 

[SapphireBulletBill]

Oh well I'm not sure if there's a nearest filter or not, perhaps there is and I haven't seen the option since I tend to play with raw video output without any filter.
Search around in the options, perhaps you might find something.

There is a "Video Filter" option in the video settings, and a "filters" folder in the retroarch folder. There is nothing in there.

 

[Columbo2811]

He's starting to come across as an asshole so he can go fuck himself as far as I'm concerned

He's the same in the 3ds section too.

On SNES Virtual Console, they used 4:3 mode with a Nearest Filter. That's why the pixels are balanced and looks sharp as well.

Go to video options set aspect ratio to 1:1 then go down to integer scale and set that to on then try that for sharpness.

 

[SapphireBulletBill]

He's the same in the 3ds section too.

Go to video options set aspect ratio to 1:1 then go down to integer scale and set that to on then try that for sharpness.

Actually, you would want 8:7 for perfect pixel mode. What I want is a 4:3 mode with the "Nearest" filter, just like with Virtual Console.

 

[Columbo2811]

Actually, you would want 8:7 for perfect pixel mode. What I want is a 4:3 mode with the "Nearest" filter, just like with Virtual Console.

Just try it see what it looks like

 

[SapphireBulletBill]

Just try it see what it looks like

It looks very far from what I want.

 

[Columbo2811]

It looks very far from what I want.

1:1par is 8:7

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Keep scrolling in aspect ratio to 1:1 par and select integer scale on

 

[ploggy]

PEOPLE!
PANIC!
A WILD PSX DYNAREC APPEARED!

He even set an expected deadline omg xD

WOW......... Now that's just good timing lol I don't know what to say lol

For anyone wanting to keep an eye on things...
https://github.com/Denu8thell/beetle-psx-libretro/commits/jit_impl

 

[SapphireBulletBill]

1:1par is 8:7

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Keep scrolling in aspect ratio to 1:1 par and select integer scale on

You still don't get it. *sigh* I'm going to say it one more time.
I want a 4:3 mode with "Nearest" video filter. I only need to know how to put video filters on Wii U RetroArch.

 

[ploggy]

You still don't get it. *sigh* I'm going to say it one more time.
I want a 4:3 mode with "Nearest" video filter. I only need to know how to put video filters on Wii U RetroArch.

WiiU retroarch doesnt support filters or overlays...

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[Columbo2811]

You still don't get it. *sigh* I'm going to say it one more time.
I want a 4:3 mode with "Nearest" video filter. I only need to know how to put video filters on Wii U RetroArch.

Well use bloody virtual console then. You can inject your own fricking roms into it as well for your 4:3 mode.

 

[SapphireBulletBill]

WiiU retroarch doesnt support filters or overlays...

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I don't understand why they would have a "Video Filter" option and NOT SUPPORT VIDEO FILTERS.