How do I configure Duckstation's visuals so that it looks like retroarch's crt-consumer-1w-ntsc shader?

[XdCJ XdCJ]

crt-consumer-1w-ntsc is my favorite retroarch crt filter, and I tried to copy and paste its individual shaders to duckstation since both programs support the glsl format, but it didnt work, so I want to know how do I set up duckstation to look like it the most possible. Im not gonna use crt-lottes since its quite laggy

If you wonder how the retroarch shader looks like, its something like this (pls open pic in full resolution):

 

[Dyne]

I use Shaderglass.
If you get Shaderglass then you can choose that shader and apply it to anything/everything. It goes on top of whatever is on your screen, so it doesnt matter what emulator or game you're playing.

If you do get Shaderglass, go to Shader>Choose From Library and it has a ton of shaders from retroarch,etc to choose from. The one you named is there.

 

[XdCJ XdCJ]

I use Shaderglass.
If you get Shaderglass then you can choose that shader and apply it to anything/everything. It goes on top of whatever is on your screen, so it doesnt matter what emulator or game you're playing.

If you do get Shaderglass, go to Shader>Choose From Library and it has a ton of shaders from retroarch,etc to choose from. The one you named is there.

not compatible with my pc

 

[Dyne]

In Duckstation if you go to Settings>Post Processing and then click Directory you can go to Duckstation>resources>shaders>reshade>shaders>crt and there is one called crt consumer but it isnt the exact one you named.

 

[Dyne]

Hope that works for you.
I cant remember if I downloaded shaders for Duckstation at some point or if they came with the emulator. So hopefully that directory is the same on your PC.

 

[Boofytan]

Box downsampling under the graphics section plus a light shader in post processing (I think it's called crt guest and usually isn't íncluded in the basic install).