Recording depends on how you do it. Its best to record the footage in original scale, then use a program like this: http://www.virtualdub.org/
You upscale the footage by a multiple of 2 and render it by nearest neighbor. Doing so does not hurt the overall quality. Also the capturing device kinda matters since you can be using something really lossy. I will say if you have a good computer you can do remote joy and record lossless with Logarith.
Also sorry for the late reply.
Loopy, PSP Capture Board?
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Crimson
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Re: Loopy, PSP Capture Board?
I was able to get RemoteJoyLite .19 running on my 5.00 M33-6 PSP-2000. Wasn't sure if I should use .20 as it is an alpha build. Anyway, it seems to run alright, the first game I tried to run with RemoteJoy active locked up though and the PSP shut off. Looked on google and found that you need to unplug the USB cable when launching the game and after the PSP logo fades plug the USB cable back in. Seemed to fix the issue. Is it intended to use the RemoteJoy viewer as the capture tool using F12 to record? It doesn't have an option for 59.94 just 60.00 which is wrong and as for audio. I need to look into a 3.5mm to RCA ground loop filter. Could anyone recommend one?
Crimson, no I was not aware there was a emulator that could do that. What's the name? Based one the picture looks like you can apply anti-aliasing filters to smooth out the edges?
Crimson, no I was not aware there was a emulator that could do that. What's the name? Based one the picture looks like you can apply anti-aliasing filters to smooth out the edges?
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Crimson
Re: Loopy, PSP Capture Board?
Google PPSSPP
The emulator plays just about every single PSP game, it can also work on android and IOS I believe
it has many different graphical options, at all high, it looks like a HD remaster of a PS2 game on PS3
The emulator plays just about every single PSP game, it can also work on android and IOS I believe
it has many different graphical options, at all high, it looks like a HD remaster of a PS2 game on PS3
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Re: Loopy, PSP Capture Board?
Never been a fan of emulators. Anyways, work with what works best. Keep in mind doing an emulator requires a lot on a pc. So consider that. Exactly what are you trying to record and for what? LPing
If so, we could talk since I have some experience on that.
If so, we could talk since I have some experience on that.
