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Recalbox ( AFAIK (maybe will confirm or deny this) use a fixed list of video modes to automatically set the "right" one at frontend level, i.e.

The "CRT switchres" option is (still) not supported on RPi. NES video mode if you're gonna use a NES emulator) and eventually change resolution and viewport manually for each core (emulator) or ROM (game).

on LAKKA ( you can set a custom video mode at boot via config.txt (e.g.

Various retrogaming distributions take advantage of these features in different ways: It's also possible to use the command line to change these video modes on the fly. On RPi it's possible to set custom (non-standard) video modes at boot editing config.txt.

To overcome this, AdvanceMAME transparently increases the modeline horizontal size, until it reaches the 31.25 MHz pixel clock (don't be surprised if a modeline that works in AdvanceMAME, doesn't work when setting manually the timings in other I'm sorry but you're "mixing" a little bit (or maybe I'm misreading your reply). The only allowed pixel clocks suitable for low resolutions are 4.8 MHz, 6.4 MHz, 9.6MHz and 19.2 MHz you can instead choose any pixel clock greater than 31.25 MHz. Of course, as previously noted, RPi has strong limitations on the lower range of pixel clocks when using the DPI/GPIO interface, and this affect the ability to control low frequency monitors, like Arcade screens (this limit is obviously present for all distros).

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Latest versions of AdvanceMAME are optimized for RPi and (as you can also see from my previous post) most games including CPS2, M92 and some CPS3 like Street Fighter III Third Strike run at FULL speed (100%) with NO frameskip.

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AdvanceMAME ( is different and, IMHO, currently is the most advanced in this feature, especially for arcade: set the type of monitor used (CRT TV, PC multisync, Arcade etc.) and chosen the mode of operation ("manual" like the one I have already described in the first post, or "automatic" like the one I will describe shortly for AdvanceMAME automatically and "intelligently" generates the best video mode considering both the ROM loaded and the monitor used.

just before starting the emulator (I don't know if video modes are also different for each ROM loaded, for example if Bad Dudes is effectively loaded with a video refresh of 57Hz). Recalbox ( AFAIK (maybe will confirm or deny this) use a fixed list of video modes to automatically set the "right" one at frontend, i.e.The "CRT SwitchRes" option is (still) not supported on RPi. 256x240 if you're gonna use a NES emulator) and eventually change resolution and viewport manually for each core (emulator) or ROM (game). Various retrogaming distros take advantage of these features in different ways: On RPi it's possible to set custom (non-standard) video modes at boot just editing config.txt. I'm sorry but you're "mixing" a little bit (or maybe I'm misreading your reply).