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Message: [QUOTE="jul, post: 166789, member: 210"] I use "SHARP-BILINEAR-SIMPLE.GLSP" on my RG ARC-D it performs well on all systems regardless of the aspect ration/stretching. It feels like there's no shader while games are actually stretched in a uneven way, it eliminates the problem with "dirty half pixels" distortion, it evens everything without getting blurry. Graphics remain sharp and clean. "VHS.GLSP" is quite good and fast also, but that's an entirely different story, but it's great [MEDIA=youtube]iCbxnuUMQGA:182[/MEDIA] It renders the game as a VHS video, it really feels like you're watching a video on VHS Problem with pretty much everything scanlines/aperture grid on retro handhelds of such low resolution, is that shaders are made to work on bigger screens, they often require a minimum resolution that is above 640x480, so as a result lines are half crushed/irregular, some appear, some don't, and it's dirty [/QUOTE]

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