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• Hi,

  I got a problem when i use shaders with retroarch on lot of cores (i didn’t test all, just SMS, MD, PCE, FBA, GG, SNES).
  In the RC 1 or 2 (i don’t remember), when i launched a game with the selected option : “Select RetroArch render res for lr-xxxx” with “output”, i could change shaders ingame and most of them worked perfectly (i usually used “phosphor”) and the game ran full speed (no sound issues too).
  In the Final, if i launch a game with these settings :
  * Select RetroArch render res for lr-xxxx 640×480, shaders works but are ugly (phosphor is the best example, really ugly), the game runs fine.
  * Select RetroArch render res for lr-xxxx output, shaders works (i mean not ugly) BUT the game is unplayable (extremely slow + sound totally broken).

  For info, i tried that on several different class10 sd cards from the latest Retropie v.3.00 Final img. Of course i overclocked the Pi. I tried before and after updating retroarch : same result (retropie-setup/5 update emulators/retroarc…)

  Does anyone experience the same problem ?

  Unfortunately, i didnt keep the RC1-2 image of Retropie to test what is different between the 2 versions.

  EDIT :
  Solution : (thx to buzz)
  Go in emulationstation > Retropie > Retropie-setup
  Then choose option 3 : Setup/Configuration (to be used post install)
  Then choose option 304 : Edit RetroPie/RetroArch configurations
  Then choose option 1 : Change common RetroArch options
  Then choose option 0 : all/retroarch.cfg
  Then choose option 2 : video_threaded
  Put it to true. Hill climb game cheats iphone.

  Tada !!!

  did you turn off video smoothing and did you try turning on threaded_video ?

  you can do this from retropie-setup -> supplementary menu -> Edit RetroPie/RetroArch configurations -> Change common RetroArch options – then choose all/retroarch.cfg

  ?

  I may consider changing the default again – when I initially tested, I didn’t notice major slowdown, but then I didn’t test full screen shaders etc. The reason it is changed is according to the retroarch documentation, perfect sync is not possible with threaded video, and as I didn’t initially notice any performance decrease on the pi2, it got switched.

  It’s simple to change of course with the new editor – no need to manually edit files.

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