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I don't see any delay that you speak of. Any other ideas or suggestions?IDversusEGO said:we kind of discussed this in a recent thread. I think the consensus was that it introduced soem delay to the image, wich is not good for gaming.
Thats for the hardware encoding cards (except the ATi E-Home).IDversusEGO said:we kind of discussed this in a recent thread. I think the consensus was that it introduced soem delay to the image, wich is not good for gaming.
Composite. That's all I have to hook it with. Damn SNESCrimandEvil said:Thats for the hardware encoding cards (except the ATi E-Home).
Finsta, how re you hooking it up? Are you using svideo?
Yeah, but aside from that -- I use my GameCube too. I don't want any visual enhancements, I like to play the game it's meant to be played.k1114 said:You know... (not sure how much discussion of this is allowed so i'll keep it minimal) you can use an emulator to play all your snes games on the computer with visual enhancements and filtering, and you can get cheap convertors to use your snes controllers too.
....... CompositeFinsta said:Composite. That's all I have to hook it with. Damn SNES
Well, then do you have any suggestions for tweaking the image?IDversusEGO said:doesn't really matter if there is a better hook up, all of the games and the actual machine were made for composite output. all you will do is use a more expensive cable for the same picture.
k1114 said:You know... (not sure how much discussion of this is allowed so i'll keep it minimal) you can use an emulator to play all your snes games on the computer with visual enhancements and filtering, and you can get cheap convertors to use your snes controllers too.