RetroArch/deps/switchres/switchres.ini

#
# Switchres config
#

# Monitor preset. Sets typical monitor operational ranges:
#
# generic_15, ntsc, pal                    Generic CRT standards
# arcade_15, arcade_15ex                   Arcade fixed frequency
# arcade_25, arcade_31                     Arcade fixed frequency
# arcade_15_25, arcade_15_25_31            Arcade multisync
# vesa_480, vesa_600, vesa_768, vesa_1024  VESA GTF
# pc_31_120, pc_70_120                     PC monitor 120 Hz
# h9110, polo, pstar                       Hantarex
# k7000, k7131, d9200, d9800, d9400        Wells Gardner
# m2929                                    Makvision
# m3129                                    Wei-Ya
# ms2930, ms929                            Nanao
# r666b                                    Rodotron
#
# Special presets:
# custom   Defines a custom preset. Use in combination with crt_range0-9 options below.
# lcd      Will keep desktop's resolution but attempt variable refresh, use in combination with lcd_range
#
	monitor                   arcade_15

# Define a custom preset, use monitor custom to activate
# crt_range0-9   HfreqMin-HfreqMax, VfreqMin-VfreqMax, HFrontPorch, HSyncPulse, HBackPorch, VfrontPorch, VSyncPulse, VBackPorch, HSyncPol, VSyncPol, ProgressiveLinesMin, ProgressiveLinesMax, InterlacedLinesMin, InterlacedLinesMax
# e.g.: crt_range0  15625-15750, 49.50-65.00, 2.000, 4.700, 8.000, 0.064, 0.192, 1.024, 0, 0, 192, 288, 448, 576
	crt_range0                auto
	crt_range1                auto
	crt_range2                auto
	crt_range3                auto
	crt_range4                auto
	crt_range5                auto
	crt_range6                auto
	crt_range7                auto
	crt_range8                auto
	crt_range9                auto

# Set the operational refresh range for LCD monitor, e.g. lcd_range 50-61
	lcd_range                 auto

# Force a custom modeline, in XFree86 format. This option overrides the active monitor preset configuration.
	modeline                  auto

# Forces an user mode, in the format: width x height @ refresh. Here, 0 can used as a wildcard. At least one of the three values
# must be defined. E.g. user_mode 0x240 -> SR can freely choose any width based on the game's requested video mode, but will
# force height as 240.
	user_mode                 auto


#
# Display config
#

# Select target display
# auto               Pick the default display
# 0, 1, 2, ...       Pick a display by index
# \\.\DISPLAY1, ...  Windows display name
# VGA-0, ...         X11 display name
	display                   auto

# Choose a custom video backend when more than one is available.
# auto         Let Switchres decide
# adl          Windows - AMD ADL (AMD Radeon HD 5000+)
# ati          Windows - ATI legacy (ATI Radeon pre-HD 5000)
# powerstrip   Windows - PowerStrip (ATI, Nvidia, Matrox, etc., models up to 2012)
# xrandr       Linux - X11/Xorg
# drmkms       Linux - KMS/DRM (WIP)
	api                       auto

# [Windows] Lock video modes reported as unsupported by your monitor's EDID
	lock_unsupported_modes    1

# Lock system (non-custom) video modes, only use modes that have full detailed timings available
	lock_system_modes         0

# Ignore video mode's refresh reported by the OS when checking ranges
	refresh_dont_care         0

# Keep changes on exit (warning: this skips video mode cleanup)
	keep_changes              0


#
# Modeline generation config
#

# Enable on-the-fly generation of video modes
	modeline_generation       1

# Allow interlaced modes (existing or generated)
	interlace                 1

# Allow doublescan modes (warning: doublescan support is broken in most drivers)
	doublescan                0

# Force a minimum dotclock value, in MHz, e.g. dotclock_min 25.0
	dotclock_min              0

# Maximum refresh difference, in Hz, allowed in order to synchronize. Below this value, the mismatch does not involve penalization
	sync_refresh_tolerance    2.0

# Super resolution width: above this width, fractional scaling on the horizontal axis is applied without penalization
	super_width               2560

# Physical aspect ratio of the target monitor. Used to compensate aspect ratio when the target monitor is not 4:3
	aspect                    4:3

# [Experimental] Attempts to compensate consumer TVs vertical centering issues
	v_shift_correct           0

# Calculate horizontal borders with 1-pixel precision, instead of the default 8-pixels blocks that were required by old drivers.
# Greatly improves horizontal centering of video modes.
	pixel_precision           1

# Calculate all vertical values of interlaced modes as even numbers. Required by AMD APU hardware on Linux
	interlace_force_even      0


#
# Custom video backend config
#

# [X11] adjusts the crtc position after a new video mode is set, maintaining the relative position of screens in a multi-monitor setup.
	screen_compositing        0

# [X11] stacks the screens vertically on startup to allow each screen to freely resize up to the maximum width. Useful to avoid video
# glitches when using super-resolutions. screen_reordering overrides screen_compositing.
	screen_reordering         0

# [Windows] dynamically adds new modes or updates existing ones, even on stock AMD drivers*. This feature is experimental and is
# disabled by default. It has the following limitations and problems:
# - Synchronization is not perfect yet and the new modes may not always be ready on time for mode switching, causing a wrong display
#   output.
# - A plug-n-play audio notification will be present on startup and exit, if the explorer shell is used.
# - Refreshing the hardware is an expensive task that takes time, specially if the app has already entered fullscreen mode. This
#   makes it unpractical for games that switch video modes more than once.
# * When used with stock AMD drivers instead of CRT Emudriver, usual limitations apply: no support for low resolutions (below 640x480)
#   nor low dotclocks.
#   Not a problem however if you're using a 31 kHz monitor.
	allow_hardware_refresh    0

# Pass a custom video timing string in the native backend's format. E.g. pstring timing for Powerstrip
	custom_timing             auto


#
# Logging
#

# Enables verbose mode (0|1)
	verbose                   0

# Set verbosity level (from 0 to 3)
# 0: no messages from SR
# 1: only errors
# 2: general information
# 3: debug messages
	verbosity                 2