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OldClassicGamer wrote:Always had it configured for R1 and never changed it

With Haruka’s config?

I'll try to update it next weekend, I've been really busy lately.

Haruka wrote:I'll try to update it next weekend, I've been really busy lately.

Waiting for it.

Fuck.

Because Scart RGB transmits only an interlanced video and and do not have a PlayStation Scart cable right now.

technology4617 wrote:use your PS2 Slim, or record from your PS3?

And what's so bad about an interlaced output? I know the picture won't be *as* good, but at least you'll be able to record!

Accidentally edited my last post instead of making a new post.

technology4617 wrote:use your PS2 Slim,

I am using my PS2 Slim to record.

technology4617 wrote:or record from your PS3?

I don't dare to play original copies because I don't want to dammage them.

technology4617 wrote:And what's so bad about an interlaced output? I know the picture won't be *as* good, but at least you'll be able to record!

True but I yet don't have a PS RGB cable

emshomar wrote: I don't dare to play original copies because I don't want to dammage them.

lolwut?

If you're referring to the sometimes faulty drives in a PS3, even if they're broken, I can assure you that they won't...damage...your disc. (Especially since the drives aren't physically capable of doing anything but reading the disc!)

You will be amazed by how many tiny scratches the discs get after inserting them into a console
(That happens for me at least)

emshomar wrote:You will be amazed by how many tiny scratches the discs get after inserting them into a console
(That happens for me at least)

What are the two foam pads on the PS3's drive opening for, then?

technology4617 wrote:What are the two foam pads on the PS3's drive opening for, then?

Do I look like a Sony engineer? I have no idea lol

emshomar wrote:

technology4617 wrote:What are the two foam pads on the PS3's drive opening for, then?

Do I look like a Sony engineer? I have no idea lol

They're...to avoid...scratching when the disc goes in.

But, ye, just put the fucking disc in. I've tested it, and it works fine, other than for some slightly long CDDA loads.

I don't think I want to record slowmotion footage of Rayman 1. Remember I am from the PAL region and that PS3 is region locked for PS1 games so no NTSC 60hz for me

The PS1 setup for Rayman 2: The Great Escape was updated.

Awesome, thanks for updating it.

That's quite the explanation for the little setup it requires, but I suppose detail is where it's at!

Not everybody knows how to setup an emulator, especially if the person never touched one before so I think it is convenient to have a detailed setup.

Thanks for updating it Haruka! Finally I can enjoy Rayman 2 with all its loading screens!

Haruka/Fifo wrote: Link (ISO): http://goo.gl/D8aTwZ

I've shortened the link, the URL had the BBcode characters in it, causing it not to be recognized by phpBB. Please update your post.

I record from an EzCap with RGB cables it is pretty well!

WeshKanapesh wrote:I record from an EzCap with RGB cables it is pretty well!

How? EzCap doesn't support RGB signals. The highest you can get there is S-Video.