That is incredible! ![:shock:]( "Shocked")
Been testing it for a few hours. In particular tested some games and watched some youtube videos that come with 60fps options. It looks 100% stable and perfect, just exactly like any high quality device that outputs video like this. (Like say a PlayStation 2).
Wow. I am without words. I can't believe that once again you've come to do such great things, we will never be able to thank you enough!!!!
On behalf of everyone who will be using this in the future, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
I do have some questions about what happens next, but I'm not sure how to approach it.
For example, how do I tell RaspberryPi OS to switch between 480i and scaled 240p? Up until now I just had the cmdline text defining the 240p mode, but to get today's update to work, I had to remove that. I was wondering if the only way to switch was to change the cmdline or if there was an option or command I'm supposed to use?
(I'm also not sure how Lakka/Retroarch will handle it when updated to use this, and that will take a while to set up sadly.)
Been testing it for a few hours. In particular tested some games and watched some youtube videos that come with 60fps options. It looks 100% stable and perfect, just exactly like any high quality device that outputs video like this. (Like say a PlayStation 2).
Wow. I am without words. I can't believe that once again you've come to do such great things, we will never be able to thank you enough!!!!
On behalf of everyone who will be using this in the future, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
I do have some questions about what happens next, but I'm not sure how to approach it.
For example, how do I tell RaspberryPi OS to switch between 480i and scaled 240p? Up until now I just had the cmdline text defining the 240p mode, but to get today's update to work, I had to remove that. I was wondering if the only way to switch was to change the cmdline or if there was an option or command I'm supposed to use?
(I'm also not sure how Lakka/Retroarch will handle it when updated to use this, and that will take a while to set up sadly.)
Statistics: Posted by jayare5 — Sat Aug 23, 2025 12:39 am