ZSNES board

Thankyou. That worked. Edit: Yay! Notice any changes/improvements with the cpu optimizations? Not really, since the optimisations only affect the SDL port for now. I'm really chuffed that my build works just like ipher's. As far as I can tell, all that the SDL port has over the Windows port is that...

Penitum 3 866Mhz

D:\temp>cpuinfo
vendor_id: GenuineIntel
cpu family: 6
model: 8
model name:
flags: fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat
pse36 mmx fxsr sse

D:\temp>cpuopt
pentium3

Will this stuff be done in the win/dos makefile eventually?

And by the way, the .frm files are only used by Zophar for organizing, you don't need them at all.

I'm using the same version of the driver (though Windows XP) and the only problem I've had is a crash due to the controller being detected and lost multiple times very quickly. (Duct tape is an awful substitute for solder, by the way.) Nach is collecting crash stories in this thread though, so it co...

From what you've said, it seems like the people you are playing with have not forwarded that port.

I've done it with a homemade Xbox to USB adapter and it works very well. You can use either joystick or the digital pad or even the buttons as the SNES digital pad, whatever you want. I've especially enjoyed using an Xbox controller for N64 emulation myself. For drivers I highly recommend XBCD , tak...

In that case I wouldn't mind either GUI, don't mind Bluecurve myself...

Both of them look alright, but I have to go with Nach's. Just don't like GTK that much. (Especially the file dialog)

I was able to reproduce blackmyst's bug after a few tries using XP SP2 and 6/3 CVS. Haven't encountered it yet using my build based off 6/25 CVS though. Edit: Couldn't get it using latest (as of the time of this post) CVS either.

Reproduced IceFox's bug using latest CVS.

http://www.geocities.com/washuu108/zsnesw.zip Edit: Was on my way to work earlier, didn't have time to say anything or even test that. (Build+upx finished pretty much as I was out the door) Still, if a complete newbie to the ZSNES GUI code can modify it, I guess it means ipher's been doing his job....

I dealt with ME for about 5 years, so I know what you're going through... I can only suggest a few things, though. = scanregw /fix = Reinstall DirectX (Guess you already did, but again couldn't hurt...) = Go through dxdiag and run all of the tests = Uninstall/reinstall any special keyboards or joyst...

Thought this would be a nice, relatively easy way to get a little familiar with the ZSNES source, and if at least one person will use it, why not? http://www.geocities.com/washuu108/zsnes.patch.txt Gives the option to have the fullscreen right-click behavior in windowed mode. The current dragging be...

I always get an empty rawvideo.bin when I attempt to dump an old format movie, so I'm assuming that it only works for the new format at this point. CVS is on Sourceforge, and I haven't used mencoder so I can't help you there. For a tip, though, you'll need a decent amount of space in your save direc...

Tried that before posting earlier, didn't help anything...

All the DX8 headers are in MinGW's include directory...

AspiringSquire, what did you do to fix this? windres --define GCC_WINDRES -o zlibrc.o win32/zlib1.rc windres: win32/zlib1.rc:9: syntax error mingw32-make: *** [zlibrc.o] Error 1 Edit: Nevermind, apparantly I missed twice that you fixed it by using zlib 1.2.1... :oops: (Go ahead and delete, if anyone...

Didn't notice anything at all in Star Ocean, and whatever crackling/static I could manage in the experimental builds with Tales of Phantasia were in 1.40 too.

Since I had to redo the O, T, and G tests anyway, (couldn't match old values) I took better care this time in making sure the conditions were the same for each build, such as using a movie for testing instead of playing myself, and repeating each test. Also took some steps to reduce overall CPU usag...

Nope, timing has been the same in all three. Haven't noticed any problems with sound or graphics, either.

These are the average ranges of CPU usage using a 866MHz P3. Super Bomberman 2 (NTSC) 1.40 - 79%-82% T - 79%-82% G - 75%-77% Battle Mode, 1 human, CPU level 9, stage 1. (Other settings default) Tested through one round. Yoshi's Island (PAL) 1.40 - 66%-69% T - 66%-69% G - 62%-66% Sitting at the stage...