This is not about DOSBox, the emulator. As much as I love it, it has made searching for this impossible.
I'm wondering if there is a way to force a resolution (eg. double the pixels) when running DOS games from within Windows.
i'm not sure if this is what you are referring to, but nvidia drivers from around the mid-2000s have a doublescan option. this can be used if not desiring scanlines from low resolutions on a CRT, or to get around the lack of integer scaling options on LCDs.
leileilol wrote on 2023-05-21, 00:10:No
As suspected. But it was surprisingly hard to get Google just to tell me that.
auron wrote on 2023-05-21, 00:28:i'm not sure if this is what you are referring to, but nvidia drivers from around the mid-2000s have a doublescan option. this can be used if not desiring scanlines from low resolutions on a CRT, or to get around the lack of integer scaling options on LCDs.
Not Nvidia unfortunately. I'm on a Compaq NX9010 laptop with an ATI 345M. The Omega drivers do have the option to display things pixel perfect instead of stretching, which I love. And this is exactly what got me thinking that some pixel doubling would be a great addition...
