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Anonymous

Playing on real hardware onlin(...) 06/01/26(Mon)08:49:57 No.12607982

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Playing on real hardware online Anonymous 06/01/26(Mon)08:49:57 No.12607982 Archived

Hello
I am going to be away from my physical consoles for an extended period of time. As I don't believe in emulation, I only play on real hardware so this poses a problem of not being able to play on my consoles at all.
Is there any way I could stream inputs online and stream real analog picture back?

Anonymous
06/01/26(Mon)08:58:14 No.12607990

Anonymous 06/01/26(Mon)08:58:14 No.12607990

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>>12607982
>As I don't believe in emulation

Emulation is not a religion, it is a fact, as is its superiority.

P.S: Bleem is our saviour, in Mednafen we trust, and ten hail marys for your blasphemy.

Anonymous
06/01/26(Mon)12:19:02 No.12608264

Anonymous 06/01/26(Mon)12:19:02 No.12608264

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>>12607982
Unfortunately when I went abroad to stream I couldn't find a solution for this myself, I just emulated while I couldn't use the physical consoles.

Anonymous
06/01/26(Mon)12:24:21 No.12608275

Anonymous 06/01/26(Mon)12:24:21 No.12608275

Even if you could make that happen, the input delay would be unbearable. Speaking of unbearable, go back to >>>/vt/

Anonymous
06/01/26(Mon)12:24:32 No.12608276

Anonymous 06/01/26(Mon)12:24:32 No.12608276

>>12607982
I suppose you could convert the AV feed digitally and put it through a sunshine server and then connect via a moonlight client? If you want pure analog on the way in though, IDK then.