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What us SDTV ????

Guys where can i find this file ??? Gsm)))

The funny thing is, I think I like prefer a bit of "blur" to aliasing. I'm playing a PC game or two now that are very aliased and "shimmery" to my eye, even at 4K, and it usually distracts me from what is otherwise a great game, to the point where I've previously tried adding blur in with ReShade. My attempts so far, however, end up blurring the UI along with the environment... Not ideal. (The game in question does not have TAA.)

How do I update to the latest version of my homebrew? Mine is currently at Rev1271 IOS249. Please help

reminds me of a few months ago. i got 'blast chamber' for the ps1, played it for like an hour on my crt and had a good time. then i got curious and checked for reviews.... guy used an emulator, nagged about the visuals - congrats, you played yourself

The early days of 3D are still awful even with CRT

Saturn version plays like garbage compared to the psx, it's so slow that it's unplayable at times

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There are no code please upload the codes again 😢 😔

Blurathon

For old console games CRT televisions are like magic! I love it!

Playstation was the superior console of the generation, clearly better in almost every aspect than the barely decent Saturn port. Anyways, the Saturn did a decent job just getting this game working on a 2D console. The Saturn port came out 1 year later than the PSX port, notice at 2:45 that the pistol icon looks better and bigger on Saturn and score numbers look more polished on Saturn, and at 10:00 in the Saturn version there's some extra info about the stage at the bottom. The Saturn version looks more colorful, let players adjust the zoom of the map, also let players remap controllers and did a slightly better job in some textures. But the psx version is better in anything else, both are good, but the PSX is the champion, specially with that smooth framerate

Is it possible to get motion adaptive on the OSSC 1.8?

it barely makes any difference tbh

Watching tv video on a widescreen LCD screen, you cannot grasp the true form of the 480i CRT attack

I'm a bit confused by the frame rate comparison in this video. The footage shown in this video shows the PS2 version capped at 30fps but the game absolutely hits 60fps in multiple places, including in the first level. Now granted it was unstable and the game would frequently jump between 60fps and 30fps, especially in heavy combat areas but playing on original hardware the PlayStation 2 version absolutely would have hit 60fps in the areas shown in the video. This is pure speculation so if I'm getting the technical stuff wrong here, but my guess is as the PS2 version is the only one without a Progressive Scan output mode and instead only used Interlaced, either your capture method or frame counter method is missing the either even/odd frames (or as I'm told with interlaced signals, they're technical fields). The reason I speculate this is as I'm to understand it, the way 60fps was achieved via Interlaced signal was to render the first frame on the even lines and then the next frame would be rendered on the odd lines and so on. Now this is a very layman understanding and I may be completely off so please correct me if I am

2024 and it's possible to cheat in the console but not on Saturn emulators, crazy stuff. Great video btw, perfectly explained, does this work with any version of fenrir?

Think we'll see a 4K version?

somebody knows how to make these texture mods??? i found a way, but it's VERY prehistoric.....

0:11 ~ 0:33 Seems to US and JP is swapped… Crescent and stars Impreza: NTSC-U(US) Crescent only: NTSC-J(JP)

These fixes always require more effort than I’m willing to go through

is region important for getting best result on game? For example did you try pal version of this game?

I bought a Saturn just to play this game and I ended up collecting over 150 games with 4 console variants. Such an amazing console that most people will never experience.

The PlayStation has more realistic lighting and texture rendering, but the Saturn has more consistent frame rate.

Does the HDMI In do pass through?

This looks so good ! I've been trying replicate this look by trying to use 'CRT-Royale' with SNES9X but to no avail.. Does anyone know if you can use the 'CRT-Royale' shader with SNES9X ?

damn... so those games were never "pixel art" as we know it today..

You say Crash 2 is not high res running at 512x240p (or 512x25p6 on PAL), despite being higher than 320x240i, and the resolution in Crash is progressive and not interlaced, so thats even higher. Having 512x256p res on PS1 was almost a miracle.

Are there best settings for Pal svideo N64, once there is only generic 4:3 h. sampling?

The Sharp looks way more pixelated, the other one looks better

seeing B.O.B here is wild !

PS3 is better.

I have a RetroTink 4k for my oled and a CRT. I prefer the raw 4k crystal clear pixel on my oled. I never liked the 240p crt scanline look even in the 90s when i was 12 years old.

would be happy with either one, you can be nitpicky about the colors, would go for the cheapest and be happy.

9:47 arguably one of the most visually astounding 2D titles on the Saturn that no one has ever heard of. Givro was an ambitious developer with staff that worked on the original Double Dragon and Kunio titles.

What (bob) means?

4:3 works wonders

I getoads of blur when the camera scrolls left and right quick enough. Tried all filters but it keeps existing. Makes my eyes go brrrrr

the bilinear filtering is messing alot of these up

thank you for making this.

Both versions are great

Dreamcast version is unbeatable far better than ps1

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Great video but I wouldnt touch the framebuffer. The Wii renders non-square pixels, skinny pixels (10:11) which are meant to be stretched for a correct aspect ratio. This is per the SDTV and EDTV standards, unfortunately it works bad with LCDs. The Dreamcast has the same issue (the VGA box should be called EDTV box) and is affected in the same way. Some people think it is supposed to be 720x480 or a VGA signal but the picture is 640x480p. It is an Enhanced Definition TV, digital resolution that is encoded in an analog output. Since it is, it also mostly just worked with analog displays (monitors, there are few EDTVs). Those encodings always used skinny pixels and the only available interface, at the time, was the VGA port.

Been looking at scalers but the PS2 seems to always be in a bad spot. I never really liked the picture and it is no surprise, with many games having only 512 horizontal pixels. Oh well, at least the emulation is quite good. Guess I'll just focus on the other 3 consoles of that time.

Unbelievable

Can you share your setting? I can't get mine anywhere near as clean as this.

Just installed USB Loader GX on the SD card and everything works. Especially cool when you are playing on a CRT TV.

ossc pro is so good, I am considering to buy another one and pair with legacy av and output to hdmi. My first unit is paired with extra av and is connected to a crt tv (extra av vga to scart) and vga monitor (hdmi to vga).. So my second unit will also provide hdmi out to hdmi monitor... ossc pro is great! Forgot to mention, that ossc pro can also extract audio and output extra av (relevant for monitors without speakers and vga monitors maybe 😂)

i got it all to work but it cant boot up games i dont have a vmu or any mem card atm will that keep games from booting?