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libretro · Jan 12, 2025 · 0ab2b8a · 0ab2b8a
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diff --git a/intl/msg_hash_us.h b/intl/msg_hash_us.h
@@ -2008,7 +2008,8 @@ MSG_HASH(
    )
 MSG_HASH(
    MENU_ENUM_SUBLABEL_VIDEO_BLACK_FRAME_INSERTION,
-   "WARNING: Rapid flickering may cause image persistence on some displays. Use at your own risk // Insert black frame(s) between frames. Can greatly reduce motion blur by emulating CRT scan out, but at cost of brightness."   )
+   "WARNING: Rapid flickering may cause image persistence on some displays. Use at your own risk // Insert black frame(s) between frames. Can greatly reduce motion blur by emulating CRT scan out, but at cost of brightness."
+   )
 MSG_HASH(
    MENU_ENUM_LABEL_HELP_VIDEO_BLACK_FRAME_INSERTION,
    "Inserts black frame(s) inbetween frames for enhanced motion clarity. Only use option designated for your current display refresh rate. Not for use at refresh rates that are non-multiples of 60Hz such as 144Hz, 165Hz, etc. Do not combine with Swap Interval > 1, sub-frames, Frame Delay, or Sync to Exact Content Framerate. Leaving system VRR on is ok, just not that setting. If you notice -any- temporary image retention, you should disable at 120hz, and for higher hz adjust the dark frames setting below."
@@ -2167,7 +2168,8 @@ MSG_HASH(
    )
 MSG_HASH(
    MENU_ENUM_SUBLABEL_VIDEO_SCAN_SUBFRAMES,
-   "WARNING: Rapid flickering may cause image persistence on some displays. Use at your own risk // Simulates a basic rolling scanline over multiple sub-frames by dividing the screen up vertically and rendering each part of the screen according to how many sub-frames there are."   )
+   "WARNING: Rapid flickering may cause image persistence on some displays. Use at your own risk // Simulates a basic rolling scanline over multiple sub-frames by dividing the screen up vertically and rendering each part of the screen according to how many sub-frames there are."
+   )
 MSG_HASH(
    MENU_ENUM_LABEL_HELP_VIDEO_SCAN_SUBFRAMES,
    "Simulates a basic rolling scanline over multiple sub-frames by dividing the screen up vertically and rendering each part of the screen according to how many sub-frames there are from the top of the screen down."