I want to express my gratitude for this massive effort that allows us to once again enjoy all these laserdisc video games, which have been so difficult to emulate or simulate for so many years.
I only see that, currently, the aspect that made these games so impressive in their time—using real video instead of sprites—is being slightly overlooked. Lately, the videos for these projects often lack sufficient quality, as programs are frequently being used to remaster the image to FullHD via AI. However, without proper prior adjustment, this can lead to very low-quality results.
It is for this reason that I want to start creating new remasters based on the original DVDs of these games. My idea is to try to achieve the best quality while maintaining respect for the original source. Since the originals are interlaced versions, my plan is to make these videos progressive and at 59.94 fps to preserve the original look that was seen on a CRT monitor.
For the first test, I plan to recover the edits of the first two Mad Dog games that I had already prepared for the original Singe emulator.
From here, I am asking for help on how I need to modify the current script files to adapt them to the 59.94 fps I aim to achieve. I have seen that there is a parameter in the main .singe file that specifies the frame rate, but modifying only this parameter is not enough. I ask for assistance in achieving my goal.