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This one does. You can configure the noise injected into the signal and when it gets too much, it loses sync and the picture starts rolling. It's actually a sof
by superdisk 4mo ago
This one does. You can configure the noise injected into the signal and when it gets too much, it loses sync and the picture starts rolling. It's actually a software NTSC modulator/demodulator, not just an effect to simulate it.
https://github.com/LMP88959/NTSC-CRT https://github.com/LMP88959/NTSC-CRT
- jmbwell 4mo agoI sincerely appreciate this fidelity to fidelity
- zephen 4mo agoFidelity to infidelity?
- RgrTheShrubbr 4mo agoThese are both amazing projects, but why does NTSC-CRT feel more accurate to how I remember television looking than ntsc-rs?
- doubletwoyou 4mo agoFrom what I’m seeing ntsc rs “just” emulates VHS and NTSC artifacts, whereas ntsc crt also does all the fun that has to do with CRT rasterizing
- picofarad 4mo agoFinally decided to see why "raster" and it was the Germans, from latin for "rake" ; and it meant scanning-field.