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That certainly is one way to get your hands on SD cards...

TBH the MClassic had almost no effect and UA-cams compression doesn't help. I mostly tested with it to see if I can get some improvements, but I guess if the res isn't at least 720 or higher it won't do much.

@@dyXurChannel Have you tested mclassic with an HD cable for PS2?

@@momoqahtani6545 Do you mean the Hyperkin one? Or another one? But in both cases no, since so far I've used to go with an OSSC and Scart cable.

@@dyXurChannel yes I meant the hyperkin cable . Is OSSC giving like ps2 emulator at pc ?

Kinda... For consoles like the SNES the OSSC will look just like an emulator, but once you enter 3D graphics it gets a little tricky. It will look like you emulate a PS2 game at native resolution and then upscale it. The problem there is that early 3D consoles were very weak and used low resolution graphics that were upscaled with some filter applied to look good on CRTs. So it can look very blurry and jagged. Modern PS2 (and other consoles) emulators can however provide the extra power to render everything at much higher resolutions and even properly upscale textures (or provide HD Texture packs in some cases). So all in all it depends on what kind of PS2 emulation you expect. The one most people use these days, or one accurate to the original video output the PS2 would've provided.

Can you elaborate what you mean by software 3? They usually go with a simple yyyymmdd versioning system.

I had no problems with either, but to each their own.

Oh I didn't know that about the Micros CPU.

@@dyXurChannel Yeah so to fit all of the GBA components into such a small PCB (actually 2 PCBs) they had to combine the CPU and RAM into one chip. Interestingly enough the Micro HAS the components to play GB and GBC games but they didn't finalize it during development so it sadly can't unless you use a flash cart. But these GB/GBC games are emulated on the console so its a hit or miss on some titles. I just love this console and its honestly the perfect companion device to carry with me!

@@JtwasLuck The more you know! I love it as well, sadly it's too rare for me to just carry it arround, but if I had it when it came out I would've had it in my pocket by default!

@@dyXurChannel Oh definitely sadly during that time I transitioned from the GBA SP to the PSP. This is my first GBA since then actually! It's quite rare but thankfully parts are starting to become more and more available. Screens are plentiful, we have 3D prints of the middle plate (rear plates aren't available to print just yet but those can be bought from China, injection molded plastic to be more specific). I got the FF one recently and its absolutely stunning, I'm considering getting a beat up micro and swapping with available parts so I won't feel bad about taking it outside!

The PSP is also great though (and much more versatile) even some resources are getting harder to find (as I found out, when I did a video about it). As for parts, as you said there are only 3D prints and cheap China replicas, but I hope one of the bigger players like FunnyPlaying could jump in. At least with some cool faceplates (there used to be a pretty good looking set of NGE aftermarket faceplates that sadly have never popped up again).

I've been looking at Koriki, but it is quite a few versions behind the actual project. I'll wait until there is an update again, before I'll give it a serious look.

May I ask why? I'm new and in the market and have been debating between the 3, leaning towards MM+ for new user experience

@@jeffp.6349 for me, it was just the fact that r36s has a more powerful chip as well as analog sticks that allow for n64, dreamcast and psp emulation (not all games run smooth by default, tinkering needed). i also dont care about wifi or bluetooth on my device, since i only play a little bit in the evening or on the bus/train.

The r36s doesn't have wifi though so you can't run Pico-8 natively. Also, I heard the buttons are either loud or very stiff.

Check 5:54 for where I say it. For me the better of the two is the Miyoo Mini, but really only by a small margine.

They really are. Even for twice the price they would still be worth it.

Yeah it looks wrong, but this is still a video recording. so the one I was holding to the mic for the sound was not on the table, so it might be a bit confusing.

I haven't had tracks get lost, but you can try to use the map option. Smth like "-map 0 -c:a copy -c:s copy" to copy all audio and subtitles from the input file.

The volume was off (it depends too much on what you play and when a test takes too long I would have to listen to it while trying to sleep) The brightness was the "default" that the FPGBC came with which was around 75% of the max if I'd have to guess.

Can you give me a clear example of the one you are using? Would be good to know which ones work.

@@dyXurChannel for me it a £16.99 gameboy gb pro+ rev c.its got a smokey clear case.itsxa clone of the first everdrives

Can I ask which Flashcard you are using?

For my use case of getting the last bit of life out of old machines it is enough. A lot of people just don't need much storage (especially when they are also using the cloud). Windows takes like 40 to 60 GiB and a Linux install like 1 to 15 GiB. The last thing people come back to me for is the lack of space tbh.

Oh? What flash card are you using?

My Everdrive clone works fine on the fpgba 😊

@@TakMan2012 Oh thats good to know!

True. From what I played I didn't notice any problems with the games feeling slower or faster, but the FPGBC does have the option to adjust the clock. So one up/down might be enough to improve the problem.

@@dyXurChannel True, it's not a big difference. I believe with the Super Game Boy, the difference was bigger

Right. Didn't they even release a Super Game Boy 2 in JP specifically to get closer to the GBs clock?

@@dyXurChannel Yes, the SGB2 has accurate speed and is much more expensive

@@andrep.4036 They seem to alright in price, especially if you go through Yahoo Auctions.

I doubt they'll make it work with any aftermarket shells, since they do sell their own. Adding triggers to the shell wouldn't even be too hard I think. They can do it similar to the Analogue Pocket, but I think they could just add the triggers to an adapter thag plugs into the cartridge slot (maybe would require a V2 with some extra pins in the slot).

@@dyXurChannel I do like that idea as well, however as a FPGBA version I would like to see their shell in the GBA style some prefer a vertical format some like a horizontal layout what make this kit shine is the DIY aspect to it it really cuts the cost down.

@ryanmichalski7420 They will probably go for the regular GBA for sure, but it would be a nice options for owners of the fpgbc (even if an update might have to be made over smth like UART). Of course I would also love if they would go for the GBA SP.

Unfortunate indeed

True, if Pi Zeros ever become available for non scalper prices :D

@@dyXurChannel In the UK the Pi Zero 2 are available for £18 new retail, the Zero original is available new retail for about £8, I see one available for £5 second hand now and then of Facebook MP. Edit> Make that £17 currently for the Zero 2 W, it's the 8GB RAM model of the Compute Module 4 that is overpriced and scalped from what I can tell, the 1-4GB CM4 models are available for £35-55 though, the 32GB fast eNAND & 8GB RAM is £100+ lol, you can go with the 16Gb fast eNAND & 8GB RAM model for £85, which is still well overpriced, the 2GB RAM Lite (no eNAND) model for £34 is the best model price wise imo, pay £5 more for 8GB fast eNAND, which will mean lower latency and faster transfer speeds, great for installing the main OS onto and your main most used apps and files.

@@Wobble2007 I might need to check out if I can buy one from the UK then. Here they are bought up within the day a new shippment becomes available.

@@dyXurChannel Sorry to hear that, they are produced in the UK by Sony, as it's a UK company, to avoid tax issues or any hiccups, just get a UK friend to pop the Pi or multiple Pi's you are after in the post to you, have it sent as a gift wrapped in gift wrap. Strange to think the Raspberry Pi's are actually Sony SBC, so if you make a Pi based handheld or console, technically it's a Sony console or handheld.

@@Wobble2007 Oh wow... never knew that Sony was involved with the Pis. I might do what you suggest, but here there is always the problem that import processes it which is 16.- + 8.1% of the total value. I will get my hands on one someday, but currently I'm more interessted in the competition anyways (e.g. MangoPi which uses Risc-V instead of arm)

I haven't tested all of them, but the ones I have in use still work. But as always: If you want to be on the safe side, use only trusted brands.

@@dyXurChanneldo you recommend higher storage? or only 64gb?

@@SrEnrikitooo Since you want them for a PSP I'd recommend 64 or less. The higher the storage the longer the PSP takes to load initially.

@@dyXurChannelok thanks!!

Didn't know about the A30. I hope it's being sold for a good price. I still have to check out the RG35XX, since I first got my hands on a R36S and it's in a similar ballpark I didn't bother yet.

@@dyXurChannel R36S, that one is great too, but the RG35XX series does get some good support lately (MinUI to start). R36S is more Linux Batocera knowledge/background. Not bad to learn some RetroArch with it but it'll pay off with some tinker skills / navigation. Also I hope the A30 Miyoo is around 50ish USD, could be a seller, comes down to quality. I'm a digital pad (input) chaser, but if you want thumbtsticks, go for the RG35XX H, by the reviews, it's pretty small. So a Retroid Pocket 4/4s would interest you. Overall, wait it out. These devices are coming in quarterly with upgrades. Everyone should hold their wallet until it's time to be worth the pay. Wild OSs to test/learn out there, like you, we're waiting for the winner device that holds very well for a long while. Haven't heard support for the R36S much, these devices get pushed so fast, no one knows what to buy.

I don't think they are using original GBM screens or at the were least just B or even C Grade ones. My own Micro shows no such signs at least.

100 hours? Dam the Retromini served well under you! If you liked Crystal that much you might enjoy romhacks like Prism or Crystal Clear. I can highly recommend them.

@@dyXurChannelthank you!!! I thoroughly enjoy Crystal Clear so I really must try Prism!!!

Yes. The ACOS is still working.