06-20-2013, 01:06 AM
Wow I never expected this thread to carry out like this, I'm sorry I posted. I was just wondering why JPCSP can't increase the internal resolution like PPSSPP can which makes a big difference in image quality. It was mostly out of curiosity that I posted this question in the first place, I was expecting an answer like "Java is not capable or way too slow" or "the authors decided against it" or something like that. Even though I don't fully understand the technical side of things, I still love to read about it and try to understand anyway. I didn't think it would become a war between "which is better". 
This is far from my intentions, both are great emulators. And with JPCSP being the first emulator to have such a high compatibility and being open source, it deserves a great deal of respect and allowed other projects to blossom.
I can appreciate the amount of time that goes into any emulator that emulates any hardware system, it's a feat that few can successfully accomplish. I give a lot of props to the JPCSP team for coming this far, and leaving it open source so others can learn from the code. I know I used the phrase "blow out of the water" and I now regret that, it's my own selfishness for "HQ graphics" that led to the usage of that phrase (plus I was having a bad day) and I'm sorry. I love emulation, and I would never want to deter any author from making improvements to their emulator. I am grateful for the amount of time they put into it to make it possible.
This is far from my intentions, both are great emulators. And with JPCSP being the first emulator to have such a high compatibility and being open source, it deserves a great deal of respect and allowed other projects to blossom.
I can appreciate the amount of time that goes into any emulator that emulates any hardware system, it's a feat that few can successfully accomplish. I give a lot of props to the JPCSP team for coming this far, and leaving it open source so others can learn from the code. I know I used the phrase "blow out of the water" and I now regret that, it's my own selfishness for "HQ graphics" that led to the usage of that phrase (plus I was having a bad day) and I'm sorry. I love emulation, and I would never want to deter any author from making improvements to their emulator. I am grateful for the amount of time they put into it to make it possible.