What's the best way of getting into preserving/modeling video output devices, without ending up going down the video equivalent of the audiophile snake-oil woo path?
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Of course. There are indelible memories associated with certain games, unique to each person. That's not emulation so much as philosophy. Still, accurately modeling the signal path of various TVs is a preservation effort in its own right, not just applicable to emulation.
I don't expect to feel the same way as I did during my first run of Mega Man 7. I can still taste the grid-shaped Cheetos and regular Oreos left over from an 8th-grade party in art class that day. But seeing the CRT image 'expand' during bright flashes would be nice at least.
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And along those lines, a project that accurately simulates the analog signal path of various TVs and monitors could, itself, have a home if done right. Consider something along the lines of a plugin that you can pipe VLC's output into, for example.
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Reading some stories of people who get into retrogaming, you get the feeling that that's exactly what they're trying to do. The equivalent of "audiophilia" I guess..
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Just a heads up that the expanding effect you mention was in theory added to crt-geom-deluxe a few weeks ago, though I don't know whether it's currently broken or perhaps it's a bit too subtle:https://github.com/mamedev/mame/pull/7766/ …
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