After a few years of absence from MAME and MARP, I have now re-discovered the classic games of the 80's (like I do every few years).
Having bought a new computer (AMD Athlon 64 3200+ processor) I thought it would be a good idea to upgrade my mame32 37b15 to the latest version available and I found Wolfmame.
But I can't get a good picture on my screen. It is very hazy and fuzzy. The old mame versions (mame32 37b9 and older) work fine with a very clear and sharp image. Not so for Wolfmame. Is anyone else having this problem?
Thanks
Arjen
Fuzzy display with Wolfmame
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This is because of hardware stretching which is used to display correct aspect ratios. You have two options:
1. Turn off hardware stretching.
mame -nohwstretch
This will not give you correct aspect ratios though.
2. Leave hardware stretching on and use Direct3D without filtering.
mame -d3d -d3dfilter 0
This will give you a sharp picture.
These are command line parameters. Just look through the GUI and you should find the corresponding options.
On a computer monitor having a sharp image is "wrong" though. A real arcade monitor displays a smooth image.
1. Turn off hardware stretching.
mame -nohwstretch
This will not give you correct aspect ratios though.
2. Leave hardware stretching on and use Direct3D without filtering.
mame -d3d -d3dfilter 0
This will give you a sharp picture.
These are command line parameters. Just look through the GUI and you should find the corresponding options.
On a computer monitor having a sharp image is "wrong" though. A real arcade monitor displays a smooth image.
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