RetroTINK 5X Pro: The N64 Experience Part One: Composite Gameplay (See Description)

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Published on March 15, 2024 9:00:34 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgSo_KUVKrU

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Super Mario 64 (1996)

Duration: 1:36:10

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This is Part One of Three of my N64 5X Pro Gameplay series! This segment is all about Composite! I'll be showing gameplay clips of 1080p Fill, Over, and Under using Generic 4:3 and N64 Sampling, alternating Filters and with and without Scanlines + HDR! What is your favorite output resolution? Are you part of the Sharp or Smooth club with the N64? Lemme know!

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Some Important Info:

This video and the other segments proved to be a difficult project, this one in particular was the most difficult. This upload is the 5th Export, and I still couldn't get all the sync errors regarding the audio. It's been really disappointing and frustrating. The change I'll be making next time is either not having the game audio and using music, or I won't export in 4K. I've been uploading in 4K since last year to help fight YouTube's compression, but for big videos like this, it's a tax on my computer and doesn't always turn out right.

There are some audio sync issues toward the end of the intro scene, along with some here and there until about the 50 Min Mark, at which point everything seems normal. I tried to fix all of these, but they just kept sneaking in after export, so I'm very sorry. The video is already crazy long as it is, but at a certain point I need to be done with this and move on. This project has steered me into a stressful place that makes this unenjoyable. I do this as a hobby, it should be fun. This video and it's two sequels are the result of two months of grinding capture, editing, and fighting audio issues. The other two videos didn't suffer as many post editing problems, those required maybe two additional exports of fixed audio problems; this one for whatever reason was just such a troublemaker. I hope you can find them helpful, and again, sorry for the length and the audio issues that pop up here and there.

Thank You for Reading
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Chapters:
Intro 00:00
Welcome 00:12
Today's Objective 00:50
HDR Disclaimer 03:27
Your Preferences 04:50
1080p Fill Generic Sharp 06:13
1080p Fill Generic Smooth 10:03
1080p Fill N64 Sampling Sharp 14:10
1080p Fill N64 Sampling Smooth 17:45
1080p Fill Generic Scanlines 21:22
1080p Fill Generic Scanlines HDR 25:03
1080p Fill N64 Sampling Scanlines 28:40
1080p Fill N64 Sampling Scanlines HDR 32:15
1080p Over Generic Sharp 35:58
1080p Over Generic Smooth 39:38
1080p Over N64 Sampling Sharp 43:11
1080p Over N64 Sampling Smooth 46:54
1080p Over Generic Scanlines 50:38
1080p Over Generic Scanlines HDR 54:23
1080p Over N64 Sampling Scanlines 57:57
1080p Over N64 Sampling Scanlines HDR 1:02:16
1080p Under Generic Sharp 1:06:23
1080p Under Generic Smooth 1:09:56
1080p Under N64 Sampling Sharp 1:13:36
1080p Under N64 Sampling Smooth 1:17:18
1080p Under Generic Scanlines 1:21:00
1080p Under Generic Scanlines HDR 1:24:28
1080p Under N64 Sampling Scanlines 1:28:00
1080p Under N64 Sampling Scanlines HDR 1:32:03
The End 1:35:36

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*Important Call-Out: YouTube's compression does takeaway a lot of detail that is seen in person that devices like RetroTINK, RAD2X, CARBY, and more output. Bear that in mind with any content containing capture footage from those devices. My commentary and opinions come from the Raw Capture Files and what it looks like on my TV, I can't accurately account for what details are lost to compression until after the video is uploaded.

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