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Regarding bridge crash -- I bypassed it with setting SPU and PPu decoders to interpreters, revision RPCS3 v0.0.22-13635-7c8fbc35 Alpha | master.

Since I was unable resolve my freezing and playback issues with Dante's Inferno by perusing this thread and trying what was suggested, I decided I would post my specs and some helpful screenshot configurations since I am experiencing PERFECT playback on my PC.

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1700 3.8GHz (overclocked)
RAM: 16GB DDR4 2666 MHz
GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 SC GAMING ACX 3.0 Black Edition
Monitor: ASUS TUF Gaming 27" HDR Monitor, 2560 x 1440 165Hz 1ms

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UPDATE: Please see my follow up post as I referenced the post above me to indicate that I've been using RPCS3 Build v0.0.22-13635-7c8fbc35 since I was experiencing frequent crashes and freezes with this game and Heavenly Sword on the latest builds.

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(05-21-2022, 05:30 PM)Alehander Wrote: [ -> ]Regarding bridge crash -- I bypassed it with setting SPU and PPu decoders to interpreters, revision RPCS3 v0.0.22-13635-7c8fbc35 Alpha | master.

Thank you SO MUCH, Alehander!!!

This seems to be the only version of RPCS3 that lets me flawlessly play Dante's Inferno and Heavenly Sword!

I was so desperate to get this working properly that in the interim, I had to take my PS3 out of storage and play these games to continue where I left off! So believe me when I tell you it looks a lot better through RPCS3 than you remember! 

Those settings are bad. Giga block size causes lots of issues. And 6 SPU threads is not a good idea.
I am almost certain interpreters dont fix the issue either, and it is just a random crash and you happened to get lucky.

Quote:Those settings are bad. Giga block size causes lots of issues. And 6 SPU threads is not a good idea.

I am almost certain interpreters dont fix the issue either, and it is just a random crash and you happened to get lucky.

Really? 

So what would you recommend other than Giga block size and 6 SPU threads?

Could my success with these settings also depend on the CPU used as it's rather old?

These "lucky" settings are still working today, almost 3 years later.

Just sayin'!