Resident Evil: Code Veronica on Dreamcast: Disk 2 (RetroTINK 5x-Pro + mClassic 1440p)
3I apologize for taking so long to beat the game, the second disk was mostly a blind playthrough for me and I didn't know what curveballs this game would throw at me. I was trying to be as conservative with my ammo as possible. This was a good entry in the series, but after experiencing several softlocks and "gotcha" moments I will say it is inferior to Resident Evil 2, 4, and the 2002 Gamecube remake (coming soon on this channel).
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Watch in 1440p for true quality!
RetroTink 5x Settings (FW 1.99):
240p (PSX/N64): Sharp Filter, Pre-emph 1, 1080 Fill, Generic 4:3 Sampling
240p (DC): Sharp Filter, Pre-emph 1, 1080 Under, Generic 4:3 Sampling
240p (SNES): Sharp Filter, Pre-emph 1, 1080 Fill, SNES Sampling
480i/480p (PS2/GC): Soft Filter, Pre-emph 1, 1080 Fill, Generic 4:3 Sampling
480p (DC): Soft Filter, Pre-emph 1, 1080 Under, Generic 4:3 Sampling
Deinterlace and VSync: "Motion Adaptive" and "Triple Buffer" at all times
EDTV LPF: "Light" when available to reduce noise
If picture is too noisy, set Pre-emph to 0 and change Video LPF to best balance of clean image. Otherwise, keep Video LPF set to "Medium"
Hardware Used for Console Gaming and Capture:
Elgato Camlink 4K
RetroTINK 5x-Pro
Super Retro Trio (Genesis, NES)
mClassic set to the "Green" position
Cables Used:
SNES - Retro Gaming Cables CSYNC RGB Packapunch
Dreamcast - Retro Gaming Cables RGB Packapunch
PSX/PS2 - Retro Access RGB SCART Sync on Luma
Wii/GC - Rocketfish Component
N64 - Retro Gaming Cables CSYNC RGB Packapunch
Hardware Used for PC Gaming and Editing:
AMD Ryzen 5600X3D
GIGABYTE RTX 2070 Super WINDFORCE OC 3X 8G
32GB Ripjaws V DDR4 3600 CL16
WD Black SN850X 2TB m.2 SSD
ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming B550 WiFi II
Software Used for Recording and Editing:
OBS
Shotcut