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[Arcade PC] MAD DOG MCCREE 2 Restored (Laserdisc)


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i  used mega link on that url to comfirm all working good if anyone want to download. and thank for your hard work HVG the alg look amazing to what was out there same as dl dl2 sa etc. thanks for the time and effort that you put in. i cant wait to sit down and play them.

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Le 10/12/2019 à 08:30, HVG a dit :

At the moment it is impossible for me to upload my work again

 

So, i will share it instead of you.

Much respect for your work.

 

Here are remastered HVG files :

https://mega.nz/folder/cbBBTKQK

key : wh0_SIfPzUReNZmKzC19Dg

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il y a 36 minutes, pablitox70 a dit :

Also this link does not work, tell me folder empty

 

Sorry, it wasn't in the correct folder.

Now, it's OK.

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In the "normal" version of Mad Dog and in the DVD version there are two "errors" (I haven't completed the game yet).
SALOON
On the roof of the Saloon is a person with a rifle. When the player is away this person shoots and he doesn't hit. Then I look closer, the person shoots and

the player dies.
I remember from the arcade that I hit the person on the roof even from a distance, and the person fell. With Singe if I hit from a distance, he doesn't shoot, then the view is close and I have to shoot again to hit him.

DUEL IN FRONT OF THE BARN
The duel with a fat person, I hit this person, he falls and gets up to shoot again. In both versions of the game he falls again as if hit a second time.

Normal version, I can also not shoot, he falls and I won. DVD: If I don't shoot I die, but the scene is identical, he falls.

 

> I have restored the colors and defects of the video and convert to 60fps progressive.

Progressive 60fps is just consumerism, silly consumerism, a bogus novelty.
The Daphne emulator is not perfect, and we, who play the game, see differences of fractions of seconds. For the most correct emulation possible, the video must be as similar as possible to the original.
In the videos you see the lines, this is not due to interlacing but to a bad conversion. All old videos are interlaced. DVDs are also interlaced, but the video of dvd is good.

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Your Mad Dog DVDs are chaotic. Your batch file:
-framefile ..\..\Laserdiscs\Mad_Dog_DVD\frame_maddog_dvd.txt

Mine, after the changes:
-framefile singe/Mad_Dog_DVD\frame_maddog_dvd.txt

Better without "..\" for a generic installation that works on all PCs.

(but i prefer -framefile singe/maddog/maddog.txt )

 

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En 25/2/2021 a las 15:31, Niola dijo:

> I have restored the colors and defects of the video and convert to 60fps progressive.

Progressive 60fps is just consumerism, silly consumerism, a bogus novelty.
The Daphne emulator is not perfect, and we, who play the game, see differences of fractions of seconds. For the most correct emulation possible, the video must be as similar as possible to the original.
In the videos you see the lines, this is not due to interlacing but to a bad conversion. All old videos are interlaced. DVDs are also interlaced, but the video of dvd is good.

 

Interlacing doesn't make sense today with progressive LCD and LED monitors.

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25 minutes ago, HVG said:

 

Interlacing doesn't make sense today with progressive LCD and LED monitors.

are you able to upload a picture to show what it looks like?

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I did not say that the videos must be interlaced, but that I have seen videos for Lasergame with the typical noise (lines) from conversine (from interlaced video) done poorly. I saw it in Cliffhanger. Mad Dod DVD doesn't have this problem but mine was one more example of one thing you shouldn't do, like 60fps.

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En 5/3/2021 a las 19:51, Niola dijo:

I did not say that the videos must be interlaced, but that I have seen videos for Lasergame with the typical noise (lines) from conversine (from interlaced video) done poorly. I saw it in Cliffhanger. Mad Dod DVD doesn't have this problem but mine was one more example of one thing you shouldn't do, like 60fps.

 
60fps is a very good option, but if you don't like it, I'm sorry. I'm always going to remaster my works like this
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The cinema is 24 fps, the TV of USA is 30 fps, the TV of Europa is 25 fps. 60fps is crazy! Respect from tv Usa is double byte/s (simply because mp4 is compressed).

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hace 23 horas, Niola dijo:

The cinema is 24 fps, the TV of USA is 30 fps, the TV of Europa is 25 fps. 60fps is crazy! Respect from tv Usa is double byte/s (simply because mp4 is compressed).

 

You're wrong. These videos were recorded at 30fps interpolated for viewing on a 60Hz CRT television. 
This doubles the 30fps since the two fields of the image have to be alternated.
Converting an interlaced video to 60fps is the best option to preserve motion and resolution
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I'm usually pretty good with emulators and such but this is very confusing to me. I don't even know how to play these I can't find 2 and 1 wouldn't start when I would click on it. Can someone possibly upload a ready to play singe emulator with Mad Dog McCree 1 and 2 roms already included? Please? Thank you. 

 

Edit: after a few hours of tinkering I figured out how to get both 1 and 2 working fine. Just one more tiny thing is there anyway to make them widescreen? I have thick black bars on both sides which I hate. 

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Unfortunately, no, there is no way to genuinely make the games widescreen (16:9).

This is because the original video footage for Mad Dog McCree and its sequel was filmed in the standard television aspect ratio of 4:3. The black bars you see are the emulator correctly preserving the original 4:3 ratio to avoid stretching or cropping the image.

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