tripletopper
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How come when I watch many twitchcasts of pre-HDMI games, especially 8 and 16 bit games, when a player is invincible for 2 seconds (to prevent no win situations) the player is either solid or completely gone?
I heard it has so etching to do with Twitch broadcasting in 30Hz and games being played out in 6pHz and "ghosting is alternating between normal frame and invisible, flickering so fast. It's like a ghost pattern.
If I remember right. Most capture devices can do 60 Hz for 720p/1080i resolutions or less. Does Twitch and/or Mixer allow 60 Hz gameplay at at least 480i/240p. Just avoid "hard setting" it to 30 Hz or 1080p, and should I be fine with classic games?
Also, do most EasyCap compatible S video capture cards assume 480i or 240p?
Finally, is there a 240p/480i YPbPr 3 RCA capture card that's EasyCap compatible? Or must I convert to 480p HDMI to capture PS2, Xbox Prime. game Cube , and Wii?
By the way, the capture path is not my play path, so Light Gun games will work.
I heard it has so etching to do with Twitch broadcasting in 30Hz and games being played out in 6pHz and "ghosting is alternating between normal frame and invisible, flickering so fast. It's like a ghost pattern.
If I remember right. Most capture devices can do 60 Hz for 720p/1080i resolutions or less. Does Twitch and/or Mixer allow 60 Hz gameplay at at least 480i/240p. Just avoid "hard setting" it to 30 Hz or 1080p, and should I be fine with classic games?
Also, do most EasyCap compatible S video capture cards assume 480i or 240p?
Finally, is there a 240p/480i YPbPr 3 RCA capture card that's EasyCap compatible? Or must I convert to 480p HDMI to capture PS2, Xbox Prime. game Cube , and Wii?
By the way, the capture path is not my play path, so Light Gun games will work.