UPDATE: New livestream playthrough of The 3rd Birthday for PSP with the updated RetroTink (FW: 3.71) settings in the description of the first episode:
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This is a test video that shows my recommended RetroTink 5X-Pro settings for PSP.
Originally posted to Rumble: [ Ссылка ]
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Settings on PSP:
Video out set to Progressive with 16:9.
The RetroTink is using a custom profile using the following settings on FW:v3.0 (these settings apply to FW:v2.71 and later):
Output Resolution 1080p (Over)
Horizontal Sampling
Preset Generic 16:9
Post-Processing
+Pre-emph +3
Scaling/Cropping
H Position -208 (-424)
V Position -73 (133)
H (Interp) Size +31% (3405)
V Size +58% (1895) (note it may show as 1986 on an earlier version)
H Crop Start (184)
H Crop End (2088)
V Crop Start (24)
V Crop End (1099)
HDMI Output
V-Sync Frame Lock
VRR FreeSync (if your TV supports VRR)
The VRR flag was introduced in FW:v2.77. If your TV supports it, I recommend turning this setting on. I have found this can reduce the RetroTink's input lag of its Frame Lock and Genlock modes. Some TVs may also have a lower latency when receiving a VRR signal. In my case, it had a noticible reduction in input lag.
More details here: [ Ссылка ]
Setup used for this video:
System: PSP 3000
Cable: Component by Sony (Official)
Scaler: RetroTink 5X-Pro (FW:v3.0)
Capture: Elgato HD60 S+
My original video test: [ Ссылка ]
Previously referenced videos:
TRS: [ Ссылка ]
His settings were based on FW:v2.39 and was used as the starting basis for my recommended settings that I updated to accomodate the changes found in FW:v2.71 and later (which was the V and H positions). Later, I tested VRR flag when it came out in FW:v2.77.
Wobbling Pixels: [ Ссылка ]
His settings also used FW:v2.39 and would need adjustments for FW:v2.71 and later. I did try out his settings adjusted for later firmware versions, but I decided not to use them. He does have some options for alignment with scanline generation. However, I would need help remaking those settings for current firmware.
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