I don't think so but it would be interesting to see how far we could go in terms of quality. TrekkiesUnite suggested using ADX-encoding for the audio part to give more bandwidth to the video.
Soon the Saturn will be able to read DVDs, proving that it was even more ahead of the PS1. Then followed by Blu-ray playback just to rub salt in the wound, lol kidding I know you need a special drive to do both.
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Great work!
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Well done! Can this video processing method have a visual quality close to that of the video CD expansion card for the Saturn?
I don't think so but it would be interesting to see how far we could go in terms of quality. TrekkiesUnite suggested using ADX-encoding for the audio part to give more bandwidth to the video.
Soon the Saturn will be able to read DVDs, proving that it was even more ahead of the PS1. Then followed by Blu-ray playback just to rub salt in the wound, lol kidding I know you need a special drive to do both.
You also run into a bandwith wall doing that... CD-ROM or a large size ROM is fine for Sega Saturn...