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You can use x264 lossless, but you'll have to recompress the video, for example with x264 or ZMBV (included with DOSBox). EDIT: If file size doesn't matter you can use single-pass encoding with a very high bitrate. For a lower bitrate or smaller file size you can use two-pass encoding; this assigns ...

Maybe it used x264's "lossless" mode? That's the only reason I could think of... What I do for the audio is keeping it uncompressed all the time, and as the final step loading it in VirtualDubMod and selecting Lame MP3 compression ( pic ). This will be constant bitrate. Needs the Lame Wind...

Hardpatching the rom works. Not really an ideal way of doing things, though. How come it's not ideal? Is there a reason why soft patching is better, or do you just prefer to have rom images unpatched? Getting the exact ROM the patch expects (game revision, interleaving, header) could be difficult, ...

Mad Bull 34

Japanese manga / OVAs about New York's police...

You sure it wasn't a skin job?

I'm done with my Lugaru Challenges speedrun.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiIcH8xbA-E


Now playing Sands of Time, and starting to play Terranigma.

Have you tried the Interpolation filter?

The Hubble Ultra Deep Field in 3D

Ethan Siegel's blog post
Youtube link

Prince of Persia - Sands of Time OST

If you have no concerns about looking at official documentation, you can read about it here Wow. I did not even know about this document. Another thing learned, thank you. No problem. :) Oh, and here's also a list saved from Nach's site when it was online: link It has some info about detecting spec...

Matthias_H wrote:I don't think there is an "official" suffix.

Developers sent their ROM images on DOS-formatted floppy disks to Nintendo, and the file extension was supposed to be .sfc.

If you have no concerns about looking at official documentation, you can read about it here: link

Some comments:
- the official extension for SNES ROMs is .sfc (.smc is used by a copier, just like .fig, .swc and so on)
- "savestates" is usually used for emulator saves, and "SRAM" is used for the cartridge's battery-backed RAM
- a list of SNES special chip games is here: link

ejdjmb wrote:So if I wanted a save state to work with 1, I would rename it with a zs1 file extension?

Yes...

ejdjmb wrote:Or should it already have that extension?

If you saved to slot 1 then yes, the save state file would have the "zs1" extension.

Is it really that hard?

Lugaru
Prince of Persia - Sands of Time

[...] people keep pushing power consumption when I couldn't care less [...] am not interested in upgradability [...] a shit PC for a mentally unstable person like me that gives a fuck about how much bytes my apps take Get a 486er / Pentium, 64 MB RAM or so, and a matching OS to boot (e.g. Win98). T...

[...] people keep pushing power consumption when I couldn't care less [...] am not interested in upgradability [...] a shit PC for a mentally unstable person like me that gives a fuck about how much bytes my apps take Get a 486er / Pentium, 64 MB RAM or so, and a matching OS to boot (e.g. Win98). T...

SNES trace logs?

Voltages, in float please.

Read the documents: link Most games send a program to the APU and the data for the current song + sound effects. Most of these programs don't write anything back and don't expect any more data, which is why *.spc plugins (Winamp etc.) don't have to emulate a SNES, too. The SPC700 has a DIV instructi...

Seems so: http://board.zsnes.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=13029

Offset-Per-Tile mode. Can be used in BG modes 2, 4 and 6 to scroll tiles individually. (see Black Omen fade-in)

From what I can see FF6 uses BG mode 1, but that might be incorrect because of the status bars at the bottom.

Converting to a string already includes the loop and the division from grin's first post, so it wouldn't give any speed benefits.

The emulator stores the game's battery-backed RAM (your save slots) in a *.srm file. Savestates also contain this SRAM, so when you reload a savestate it's possible that your save slots are also reverted given you have set that behaviour in the options.

Magichange edit for clarity.