Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Extend

[Ikmalhidayat]

(11-26-2013 01:47 PM)GamerzHell9137 Wrote:  @Ikmalhidayat
Its weird that you have input lags in Extend cause for me the game works flawlessly



On other hand, 2nd has input lags.

that score is MIGHTY!!!
What hardware / CPU did you use? Did you experience slowdown with multithread enabled? (im still having that slowness when using multithread in i3-2120, PPSSPP 0.9.6 -340-)

Lol~ i dont experience input lags in ProjectDIVA 2nd though~ is just immediate, except for audio lag.

(12-30-2013 03:36 AM)Takashi1589 Wrote:  Can some one help me with this lag issue I wanna play it perfectly

Takeshi1589, try to use unbuffered rendering, and dont use frameskipping.
more info my quote before

BUT,
Above way is only true for input lag (based on my experience)
Audio lag cannot be avoided for now though, in fact, most of games experiences audio lag (with all games i tried so far).

(11-16-2013 05:35 AM)Ikmalhidayat Wrote:  Hey guys!

Found some tips for input lag! (applies with my ppsspp version, not yet try other setting except below)
I dont know if you guys found this out...

I hope this will solves the input lag to Lateralus.

PPSSPP 0.9.5 build 213 (PC ver)
Okay, you will need to disable Buffered Rendering. i know is pretty annoying for aliasing, bit of flicker, but it improves input lags a lot that you can feel the difference. Vertex cache should be switched off. Frameskipping should be turned off for less flicker during gameplay. (Might not solve during loading) I played with my wired controller and feels like im playing to PSVITA (except for the touch)(i know is different game but, last time i played is PSVITA version of ProjectDIVA f)
Based on Blyss Sarania PC spec, he has 6-core (i believe he enable multithreading) but I dont think multi-core cpu will help to shorten the lag. (based on his statement)

[add] video gameplay is uploaded. you can see it from my YouTube channel




(Audio was recorded with build-in camera and StereoMix with Audacity. i mixed them in the video editor. dont worry cuz the video editor has wave structure to let me match the sound wave of the mic and stereomix audio at 100% sync)

Unfortunately, i didnt recorded with buffered rendering mode... but, i guess you all could compare and experiment with your own.

My settings:





* I dont think Upscale texture would help better. Is more like make a straight line glows like neon.

Since my pc is stuck in single-core cpu, i disable multithreading. you should enable this if you are using multi-core cpu.
[edit]from my YouTube comment, enabling multithreading makes more lag. i dont think is possible by logic. to make sure, check that I/O in thread is checked. fill up the CPU clock to max, 1000. most pc is 2.0GHz+ so no problem for that. i dont have multithreaded pc for now (well, i do have, Atom N475 but its gpu does not support openGL2.0 so i cannot test it) if still cant, no choice but to not use multithreading (to help better, open task manager, open tab Processes, right click PPSSPP.exe (or similar) then click affinity. select only one core (with hyperthreading cpu, select 2 threads which uses only one core, or try with one thread). with only one core selected, make sure your clock speed is 2.7GHz+ and only used for PPSSPP.

PC spec
AMD Sempron 140 OCed to 3.38GHz (251*13.5)
Sapphire (ATi) Radeon HD 4350 OCed
ASRock N68C-G FX
using build-in audio controller (VIA)
2GB DDR2-668 (4-4-4-12 T2) 1.85V

Gaming input:
Wired XBOX360 Controller

[another tips!] if you are using non-buffered rendering, it will use my gpu rendering at full, right? i tried to set my graphic panel and set to 4x AA and it works, without a slow down (AMD Catalyst Control). Intel and even nVidia should have similar function. but, i can't solve v-sync function, even i force v-sync. so, tearing while gameplay