shaders for mega drive mini and retroarch

[otokorou]

Hi! Do you have any idea where i could find a NTSC filter (such as the Blargg_NTSC_SNES_RGB filter) for my sega mega drive mini (with retroarch installed). I have just bought an external converter (HDMI to RGB) for 15 $, but some graphics remain pixelized and not smooth enough.

Thanks,
Alex

[pix07]

Here you go :

https://github.com/libretro/common-shaders

[otokorou]

Here you go :

https://github.com/libretro/common-shaders

thanks my man! How I download these files; Which file extension is compatible with mega drive mini; for example i put a .CPG file in the folder shaders and doesn't work.

Thanks again,
Alex

[pix07]

You choose this green button called code then it shows download zip.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZdBv-qKcEE

[Cathrinesmith]

You choose this green button called code then it shows download zip.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZdBv-qKcEE

Hey thanks for sharing...

[otokorou]

You choose this green button called code then it shows download zip.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZdBv-qKcEE

I have downloaded the zip folder, extracted it at the shader folder of retroarch at the usb that i use to boot the emustation in the mega drive mini and when i explore the folder it says "no items" in the shaders folder, it seems that it cannot read the files. Working this on the pc is fine but on sega mega drive mini the retroarch has some differences..Without shader filters, shadows and some graphics of most of the games are not smooth or filtered and seems crappy. If the shaders doesnt work is there any external device that it could have the same result such as the shaders? For example do you believe that a good HDMI to RCA converter would solve the problem?
Thanks a lot
Alex

[pix07]

It can be true but for emulator nothing will change.

Only you will see change on your tv.

[punchheroes]

Agree with opinion above