I've heard rumors that some move archival enthusiasts have developed Laserdisc capture hardware which samples RF directly off the laser pickup, for theoretically-ideal capture quality. Anyone know if there's any truth to that, and how to get in touch with such a person if so?
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The LD players used in the games don't allow any application data to be stored in the blanking interval. The blanking interval is used internally for player control, and is not externally accessible even on the OEM players.
This is hilariously wrong and I would appreciate it if @aaronsgiles could give me an assist here considering as he was involved in dumping what LD games are currently supported by MAME.
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Correction, it's partially correct, but only partially. http://aarongiles.com/?p=238 More info than just the frame index is stored in the VBI region. And considering as the VBI region is an inherent part of the video signal, the video signal should be captured together with the disc.
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If you don't feel that it's worthwhile to try to capture laserdiscs with as high accuracy as possible, then you're more than entitled to your opinion. And I appreciate your help with the LCD games. But respectfully, if you want to tell me how to spend my time, get bent.
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It's absolutely ridiculous for people to accept some arbitrary post-processed "frame file" in text format as anything remotely preservation-worthy. You'd might as well say that MADrigal preserves LCD games just as well as MAME since it's based on observations of gameplay.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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