Hi I'm completely new to GM and are really struggling with it.
The goal is to setup a dedicated dual-monitor machine, using the second display for emulation output.
I have:
i7 6700k
R9 380X
Win 10 (latest build)
display 1: benq lcd
display 2: philips 109b4 PC CRT
I installed the latest GM release, along with CRT Emudriver package. (Emudriver & CRT Tools 2.0 beta 15 (Adrenalin 18.5.1 for GCN* cards))
I followed the 2019 installation guide, and the emudriver install guide on the support site, to set up for super resolutions.
During emudriver driver tutorial, I chose one of the PC CRT monitor presets. I also enabled EDID emulation. (Though I dont think I need to?)
Anyway, long story short, all of the PC CRT & VESA monitor types result in 'out of sync' modes for me. I managed to get display output with a modified version of the Arcade 31khz preset that I found on the forum somewhere.. I changed some of values to try and match my CRT, but I really have no idea what I'm doing lol. I've also tried with & without emulated EDID.
where I'm at now:
- Switchres doesnt seem to be outputting the optimal resolution from the list. For example sf2 outputs at 640x480, or 2560x480 with emulated edid - not 2560x448, even though the resolution works in arcadeosd.
- If I set framedelay to anything above 0, the log is full of 'probably missed retrace' errors (even though speed is always 100% on the mame osd).
- Whether I set KDM-WS or WASAPI, the log reports lot of overrun/underruns (although it sounds ok, no crackling?)
- I need to have my CRT set as primary display, otherwise I will get no GM output to it. Is this normal? Was hoping to leave the CRT as secondary.
I'm guessing my monitor config is completely wrong
I've attached a log file, trying to run sf2. This was with EDID emulation disabled.