As soon as I exit Retroarch, the scrunching goes away, and the 224p resolution reaches the top and bottom of the screen again. As far as Windows is concerned, the resolution is indeed 224p, and if I exit fullscreen mode, the scrunching persists, and my mouse cursor cannot enter those 8-pixel tall black bars. Upon booting up a core, it actually changes the way the 224p resolution is displayed in such a way that scrunches up the vertical lines, so that 8 black lines are displayed at the top and bottom. However in Retroarch, it does something very odd. I have 2560x2x224 resolutions defined for my monitor, and in something like MAME, if a game runs at a native vertical resolution of 224, I simply set my desktop to the 224p resolution, run the game, and it takes up the full screen with 1 to 1 line scaling. For consoles that output 224 vertical lines instead of 240 (like Genesis), I can't find a way to display the image without black bars at the top and bottom of the screen (8 pixels each). This program is great in that it can enforce display resolutions at a high level so that all emulated consoles display 1 to 1 vertical lines on my monitor with 240 vertical lines. Just discovered this in the past few days after getting my PC hooked up to my PVM monitor. Does someone have any experience running Netplay with the 1.4.0 nightly build and have it work? Any steps I'm missing, Any help would be appreciated. We tried different variations, for about an hour, troubleshooting, opening ports on the client side too and nothing seemed to work. Once that is done, on both machines, we try to run the game (Same Retroarch Build Number, Same Core, Same Game), and it says 'Netplay failed to initialize.' A OSD states 'Netplay will start when content is loaded. Go to Netplay option and select 'Connect To Netplay Host'. Go to Settings>Network enter in Host's IP in Server Addressģ. A OSD states 'Netplay will start when content is loaded.Ģ. In RetroArch, Go to Netplay settings and select 'Start Netplay host'. Log into router and port forward the port 55435Ģ. It looks like the Netplay stuff has been redone for a more easy setup, but I'm running into a few issues still. I've looked up online on the RetroArch forums and it looks like they are outdated information now.

I'm trying to get Netplay setup with my friend and I'm having some trouble.

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