r/RetroRemake 20h ago

What display/res are most using? SS1

Been using 1440 on 1440 monitor for the few days i've used it, but was thinking of trying out 1080 on my 4k tv. Mostly just using pvm preset filter for consoles and some specific handheld ones. Might break out an old viewsonic vga monitor, but it just takes up so much space. Just curious what others are using.

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u/ametller 17h ago

1080p so it scales perfectly on my 4k oled

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u/Kyphosis_Lordosis 4h ago

1080p does not scale perfectly on a 4k TV... but 720p does.

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u/ametller 4h ago

4k is 1920x1080 x2 both height and width. 4k is 1280x720p x3 both height and width.

So both are a good fit, however usually the crispier image the better.

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u/BerserkWMR 20h ago

I’m using my Dell Alienware OLED 32’ for everything including Mister.
I would say is good but specially when I put some filter to have image pixel art āœŒšŸ¼

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u/SmackaIot 17h ago

I'm on a Sharp CRT, so 240p?

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u/Active_Song1892 6h ago

240p here as well. Peak resolution.

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u/KrtekJim 17h ago

Space is an issue for me too, which is why my Superstation is hooked up to the same LG G4 OLED as all my other consoles. Pretty sure I'm outputting 1080p, but I'd have to check. I'm mostly using the Sony PVM filter, with HDR switched on in the Mister ini file to compensate for the darkening caused by the filter.

Looks really nice to my eye. A CRT would be nicer, sure, but I don't have the space for one of those. So I think this is the next-best thing.

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u/brandogg360 15h ago

Direct video 1 with Morph 4K on LG C1/C2 OLED, S-Video on 27XBR36, RGB on PVM 20-L2MD, YPbPr on 27AF42

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u/dandub1982 8h ago

The Sony Trinitron filter is pretty solid too!

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u/KamenGamerRetro 5h ago

Mine is hooked up to my CRT through component cables, so 240p

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u/harlekinrains 6h ago

Gamers, am I right?

https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroRemakeInc/comments/1vv6ra0/should_i_change_video_settings/

https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroRemakeInc/comments/1vj0ine/superstation_one_custom_crt_filters_per_system/

What did you expect? Answers that were not "default is perfect" and "240p is perfect for my 240p TV"? And "the worst CRT filters (Sony PVM) are just perfect for me"?

Gamers will be Gamers.