1g1r-romset-generator VS vkBasalt

I assume it needs write access so you probably couldn't run it off the FTP server. You can use this to generate a 1G1R set based off a no-intro DAT. You would need to download the set from somewhere first obviously.

going another step further the 1g1r project tries to create sets sans dupes, so some automation exists to help with that: https://github.com/andrebrait/1g1r-romset-generator or https://salumba.com/romlist/romlist_ui.php can assist there.

Currently, I am using the 1G1R ROM Set Generator Python script created by Andre Brait.

Well, technically I don’t use romcenter to filter my sets. I use it to make sure everything is what it says it is and ensure that the names are all standardized. Romcenter can do filtering to a degree; in the settings as you make a database you can specify region and so on, then just delete anything that doesn’t match. Personally, I use 1g1r romset generator due to how many options it has for customization.

How do you generate your 1G1R sets? This is my favorite tool --> https://github.com/andrebrait/1g1r-romset-generator

Run this script to get 1g1r English set (for example) and delete all Japanese/bios/demo etc. https://github.com/andrebrait/1g1r-romset-generator

I've been trying to find an alternative (preferably open-source and customizable) frontend for emulation after the whole RetroArch dev controversies. Right now I'm scraping games with Skyscraper and cleaning up No-Intro ROM-sets with a 1G1R ROM-set generator.

Here's the script for 1G1R.

there is vkbasalt for image sharpening. i don't know if it'll provide the image you want, but you can configure it and see if it fits your needs.

There is a alternative for Linux called vkBasalt. I haven't used it myself, yet, so I don't know how well it works. Your distro may have a package for it.

In the meantime, you can Generate a LUT yourself and apply it to games using ReShade or vkBasalt, but it doesn't apply to the system as a whole, takes a bit of work to use with each game, and there are certain games that won't work with it at all (rendering OpenGL games through Zink might help, but there are still gaps in its coverage afaik). All that effort is not for the faint of heart, lol.

The solution: vkBasalt

In the ticket there is also someone suggesting vkBasalt as a replacement.

The easiest way to do this on linux is to use vkbasalt with goverlay.