GUI: Display
This panel configures how the emulated Amiga screen is rendered on your host display.
- Windowed: Runs in a resizable window (Linux/macOS desktop only).
- Fullscreen: Switches the host resolution to match the emulated one (if possible).
- Full-window: (Recommended) Uses the host's current resolution and scales the image to fill the screen.
- Width / Height: Manually set the output size (for Windowed/Manual Crop modes).
- Manual Crop: Enable to manually adjust the visible area of the emulated screen.
- Auto Crop: Attempts to detect and crop black borders automatically. Useful for games that don't use the full screen area.
- Borderless: Removes window decorations (Title bar, borders) in Windowed mode.
- Correct Aspect Ratio: Preserves the 4:3 Amiga aspect ratio. If disabled, the image stretches to fill the screen.
Determines how the image is upscaled to fit the host screen:
- Auto: Chooses between Pixelated or Smooth based on the target size.
- Pixelated: Nearest-neighbor scaling (sharp pixels).
- Smooth: Linear interpolation (softer look).
- Integer: Integer scaling (perfect pixels, may leave black borders).
- VSync: Synchronizes emulation to the host monitor refresh rate to prevent tearing.
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Refresh: Controls "Frame Skipping".
- Disabled: Draws every frame (50/60 FPS).
- Enabled: Draws every 2nd frame.
- Blacker than black: Gamma boost for black areas (darker borders).
- Remove interlace artifacts: De-interlacing filter to reduce flickering in Interlaced modes.
Controls how Amiga scanlines are rendered.
- Single: Draws single lines. Stretches vertically to fill gaps.
- Double: Draws every line twice. Better quality, higher requirement.
- Scanlines: Simulates CRT scanlines by darkening every other line.