Asking for advice for a good Parasite Eve configuration

[Erasculio]

First, sorry for nitnipicking about such a small problem, but I could use some help.

I have just found a used copy of Parasite Eve, and it's working nicely with my "old" ePSXe configuration. But the graphics of the characters aren't vey good.

I have attached an image file to this post with the image I see in the game. The scenary and the movies look amazing, but I don't know if the character's graphic could be better.

I am using ePSXe 1.5.2, with E}{'s Soft Driver K6/P1 MMX 0.98 as my Video Plugin, in this configuration:

Blit Mode:
VMEN -> VMEN stretch blit - fast, if supported, very slow otherwise, interpolated on NVIDIA cards.

Software blit setup: Nothing

Game specific options:
-Short DMAchain check - On
-Flip odd/even flag each read - On

Video Mode: 32 bits (fastest)
- Fullscreen: On
- Refresh rate: 0

Framerate Control:
- FPS Limit: On
- Frameskip: Off
- Smoothing: 2.00
- Max speed while screen is disabled: On
- Max speed while screen is still: Off
- Try to reduce screen update lag: On
- Show FPS at startup: Off

Engine Setup:
- Synchronize framebuffers (slower): On
- TW log: Off


Also, my computer is a Pentium 4 with 2 GHertz and 256 of RAM, using Windows XP, with a 64 DDR NiVIDIA GeoForce4 MX 420.

It's not the "top of line", but it works very well for most stuff.

Sorry if I did something too newbised, and thanks for your attention,

EDIT: And sex. Yep. It's nice.

Erasculio

[Erasculio]

Sorry for bumping, but since this has fallen of the main page without any reply...

This is the last time I will bump this.

Erasculio

[Cerbie]

I just started playing this and figured I'd search here for any issues or optimal configs, and found your thread. Luckily, I just passed that first bit of the game and recall exactly how it looks for me.

Your graphics aren't looking good largely because of that video plug-in. Get Pete's 1.74. Mess around with the OpenGL plug-in's settings (performance will be about the same, but image quality is better in OpenGL for NVidia-based cards, usually).