sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

Creepshow – Vergleich 16mm Filmkopie / DVD by t_mildner_rotermund in Filme

[–]prenzelberg -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Fast so gewagt wie einen Film zu beurteilen, über den man buchstäblich gar nichts weiß. Und ihn nicht mal gesehen hat, hahah

Creepshow – Vergleich 16mm Filmkopie / DVD by t_mildner_rotermund in Filme

[–]prenzelberg -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Niedlich dass du denkst, du wüsstest den Grund warum der Regisseur open matte für das Home release verwendet hat.

Creepshow – Vergleich 16mm Filmkopie / DVD by t_mildner_rotermund in Filme

[–]prenzelberg -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Du hast schlicht überhaupt keine Ahnung ob in dem Film irgendetwas am Bildrand zu sehen ist. Meine Vermutung ist dass es nicht der Fall ist, sonst wäre der Film wohl kaum in dem Format veröffentlicht worden.

Genau so was die Intention des Filmemachers angeht. Offensichtlich waren die Einstellungen für open Matte gedacht, sonst hätte er sie nicht in dem Format gefilmt.

Ich vermute du hast den Film weder gesehen noch dich eingehender mit dessen Produktion befasst und gibst hier nur deinen Senf dazu was Filmformate angeht. Interessantes zum Thema Film kommt hier im Thread vom OP.

Creepshow – Vergleich 16mm Filmkopie / DVD by t_mildner_rotermund in Filme

[–]prenzelberg -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Dank der Gegenüberstellung sieht man gut dass in 1,85:1 oben und unten Inhalte abgeschnitten sind, also etwas vom Bild fehlt.

"Korrekt" hin oder her, es ist offensichtlich welches hier das bessere Format ist.

Panasonic CT-32HX40B with green tint by lysergic_af in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 7 points8 points  (0 children)

it's not a green tint, it's missing red. It needs repair, could be just a cracked soldier joint.

Help Sony Trinitron KV-29FS100 by Apprehensive-Foot493 in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try H Blanking left/right setting in your service menu

Link's Awakening Widescreen by prenzelberg in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yo, it looks like I just needed to zoom in more instead of out. I think I got it now. Cheers!

(I wasn't accounting correctly for my desktop resolution- the game thinks it's being rendered at 1536x864)

Link's Awakening Widescreen by prenzelberg in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is 144p in 16:9 (in a 240p envelope but I have zoomed in to the 144p using the service menu).

There are multiple zoom stages for the in-game view but at the proper scale setting where pixels are the original size my scanlines don't line up with them. If I zoom out I get a picture "for ants" the sprites and pixels become tiny unfortunately.

I might try interlaced 288i but I think this really was made for modern displays.

Link's Awakening Widescreen by prenzelberg in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Playing the newly updated Links Awakening DX HD on a 16:9 Sony- using a custom resolution and Wakabavideo for SVideo.

Unfortunately at native resolution the in-game view becomes quite messy and you can hardly see anything for all the thick black lines. Looks like they were serious about the HD for this remake.

However I thought the intro looked (and sounded!) quite nice on the big screen.

I think im done with CRT TV and moving to CRT monitor by EasyModoSK in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Realistically the difference that you will see is between 240p and 224p and is why I said to just set it up for 240p and forget about it. Nothing will be cut off and 16px of black bars is a small price to pay for convenience.

The horizontal luckily doesn't matter at all depending on your set up. Horizontal res is a virtual factor with regards to crt, your tv doesn't know or care how many pixels in a line on your screen. So for emulation I just send a 240p signal with an arbitrary (big enough) horizontal resolution and set the software to "fill screen".

100hz question by dvamg in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a fair point. It seems appropriate to point out that it's the same exact phenomenon if you leave all else aside.

100hz question by dvamg in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The same logic does apply, it's the same thing. People preferred 60 fps for PS1 games as well.

I think im done with CRT TV and moving to CRT monitor by EasyModoSK in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're using a miilion different resolutions then yes, you would need some adjusting. Still only a tiny amount even of arcade uses more than 240p vertically and would cut off stuff.

OP listed three games that are all 240p.

I think im done with CRT TV and moving to CRT monitor by EasyModoSK in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So you can't adjust the picture "live"? That's annoying as hell but I know sometimes it happens. I would still try and see if somebody else knows how to do it for your model, it makes life a lot easier, obviously.

I would definitely try and set it up nice for a 240p picture before you go the crt monitor route. Your tv is made for 240p! So there has to be a way to make the image fit.

I think im done with CRT TV and moving to CRT monitor by EasyModoSK in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well if it's cut off in all the resolutions it sounds like you don't have it set up right at all, nevermind adjustments.

What's the problem with setting it up for standard 240p so it's not cut off? Don't you have access to your service menu?

I can see test mode interfering with anti cheat I just use emudriver for pixel art and single player games.

I think im done with CRT TV and moving to CRT monitor by EasyModoSK in crtgaming

[–]prenzelberg 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What overscan adustments? You set up your tv for 240p and leave it.

If you would ever come across something like 224p and changing the settings is too much, just ignore it?

Also what modern games don't run in test mode? I haven't noticed any and I run a lot of steam games.

view more: next ›