In Recalbox, you can set different screen resolutions to suit your needs:
Until now, to set a screen resolution to use, you had to use video modes, and this was not available outside Raspberry Pis. No more, there's something much simpler, and accessible to everyone.
To define a screen resolution to use, you simply need to indicate the screen resolution to be used. For example :
global.videomode=1280x1080
To define the global resolution to be used, you need to modify the value of global.videomode in the recalbox.conf file.
global.videomode=1280x1080
You can also use the default value to use your screen's native resolution.
If the
global.videomodeline doesn't exist, you must add it on an empty line in the same file.
To define the interface resolution to be used, you need to modify the value of es.videomode in the recalbox.conf file.
es.videomode=1280x1080
You can also use the default value to use your screen's native resolution.
If the
es.videomodeline doesn't exist, you must add it on an empty line in the same file.
To set the resolution for a particular system, you need to modify the value that corresponds to the system. Examples: ```ini
nes.videomode=640x480
snes.videomode=1280x1024
You can also use the value default to use your screen's native resolution.
If the system line doesn't exist, you must add it on an empty line in the same file.
Outside PCs, you can set the same resolutions from the interface by pressing START and going to Advanced settings > Resolutions.