ZSNES board

For future reference, X11 is the X windowing system you activated via startx, not the virtual terminal you used startx in.

Do not confuse the two, as doing so confuses everyone else.

I suspect it's CVS being broken again.

It's 44kHz at 96kHz speed.

First:change to . Run as root. Log in. Click on the K button, go to run. Type in .

Duh.

Yes, I know this was the most useless post ever. HAND.

SVN has the benefit of not requiring a separate directory just to create patches against the revision you currently have. It also makes it easier to manipulate files and keep track of changes globally, rather than on a per-file basis, thereby permitting us to determine accurately which revision brok...

Please verify the ROM with NSRT.

Yeah, except pagefault is fixing the Windows sound code, not the code that generates the sound in the first place.

Please don't open your mouth unless you have your facts straight.

I've talked to pagefault on IRC, and will provide an SRM when I get to that point. [in FF6]

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@Aerdan: How do you navigate NSFs in Audacious? I can only get one song to play. I've checked the manpage and (almost) searched their forums. (The seacrh for that board is lame. Forces a minimum of five characters per search term) [edit: speeling :? ) The NSF support is kind of limited right now, s...

It is supported, though; I just didn't think to include it in the list beacuse I don't have any AAC files. ;P

It would be nice if they would start distributing configure.sh. It would remove these problems and the requirement that people have automake and autoconf installed at all. Why they want to make this a requirement for compilation I'll never understand. There is no configure script automatically gene...

sweener2001 wrote:needs m4a support.

M4A == AAC+ == MPEG-4 Audio.

For the curious, audacious is an audio player loosely based on XMMS which aims to be able to play nearly any audio format you could name. Current supported formats include, but aren't limited to: SPC PSF GYM VGM GBS MPC [Musepack] OGG [Ogg Vorbis] FLAC MP3 [naturally; better decoder than that which ...

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I have *never* had extra line noise with dmix, I have *never* had to kill someone's zombied daemon with dmix.

In my view, it is the best option for software mixing available at this time.

Sorry, no. He's antiintelligent. Don't touch him, or else you and he will explode in an atomic reaction similar to that of antimatter coming into contact with matter.

A library in the development context is a group of functions necessary to write programs that perform a given task. Libraries generally end in .so [shared objects; Linux/BSD, includes MinGW despite it being a Windows compiler] or .lib [Microsoft Visual Studio]. In this case, an AVI library is a libr...

You seem to be under the [very] mistaken impression that DeJap's translation is accurate. It's not.

If that is a problem, they can use ALSA-dmix.

Audacious owns your souls. All of your souls. Including the one you keep in that safe behind the family photo.

Simple. They'll go with the original script, which doesn't have the 'arche fucks like a tiger' crap.

Only OSS/commercial is closed-source, otherwise the entirely free implementation available in the kernel wouldn't exist.

Bahamut_ZERO_939 or whatever, shut up. Even commercial games such as UT99 use OSS directly when they use SDL for rendering, and they're paid to deliver a working product.

The problem is that SDL sound is shit in comparison to using ALSA or OSS directly.

And I will be freakin' surprised if there's a soundcard that isn't supported by ALSA or OSS, even the commercial variant of the latter.

Bah, I no PSX emulator will ever be complete until it can run without requiring a bios. Why has there been no developments for this, besides ancient comercial emulators? That's why the commercial Emus got sued by Sony (one of the reasons Sony was able to sue them exactly). They emulated the BIOS. W...

I've been using it for a couple of days now, and I have yet to encounter any problems that might conceivably be caused by it.

Anyhow, the reason it has raw C code in it is because it does dynamic recompilation.