ZSNES board

Thanks for the reply. I guess I will un-check that box when I want to play Super Mario RPG from now on...

I'm finding that when I load a save state, it reverts to older srm data as well. Has zsnes always been this way? I thought I remembered it not reverting that before. If there has been a change, when was did it happen and is there any way to get my old srm data back?

Nach wrote:Edit:
Here's a short huge video I made: http://nsrt.edgeemu.com/4xvid.rar
Let me know if it plays back nicely for you. Because it seems to crush my machine.

Certainly doesn't crush my machine, but the audio is ridiculously off sync (probably a full second).

"Not very often" jumps up to "annoyingly sometimes" the more you use ZMV records. I.e.: not very high probability... but very irritating. Also, the current ZMV format isn't able to do what you ask in a streamlined way. As you know, rewind saves a state every X frames. If we made...

"Not very often" jumps up to "annoyingly sometimes" the more you use ZMV records. I.e.: not very high probability... but very irritating. Also, the current ZMV format isn't able to do what you ask in a streamlined way. As you know, rewind saves a state every X frames. If we made...

I thought you wanted better rewinding (like per frame or something)... One major thing may make this more difficult though.. the core randomness issue can screw this feature up. Until that is resolved, this suggested feature may produce various outcomes than originally expected. Isn't that true abo...

Hmmm.. The rewind button is fairly good at what it is supposed to do. To get the kind of playback you need, there would need to be more frequent updates and buffering of the actions you made (probably others that I cannot think of at the top of my head).. This is unfortunately not really useful for...

I don't know if this is plausible but I've always thought this would be a really neat thing to implement: It always has bothered me when sometimes when I use the rewind button in ZSNES, it comes out on a really awkward moment. I think it would be really cool if somehow ZSNES could be recording input...

But it would be awfully nice to get the cool features of ZSNES that don't have to do with the SNES (like Video Filters, AVI export support, rewinding, and of course, the pretty gui...) and have those somehow work with a NES emulator. But then that starts getting into splitting ZSNES into a frontend ...

The sound output of the SDL port of ZSNES is much "better." Um no. ZSNES DOS has much better sound. Current SDL output sucks like you can't imagine. However we are working on fixing it, and our current results are better than Windows, but it's not officially going into SDL port until we w...

This installer looks very cool, but I am a little unclear on something. Is this supposed to be something that is an installer you download, and it just basically just unpacks itself into different places on your computer, or is this supposed to an installer that you download, and then it downloads f...

I recently installed Fedora Core 5 and tried running the newest ZSNES wip (3/19/06) on it. It's running quite smooth, but I thought I'd report a reoccuring error I've been seeing. I'm running at 1600x1200 resolution, hq2x, vsync, etc. When I switch from fullscreen to a window, there doesnt seem to b...

Nach wrote:

eyebrowsoffire wrote:I'm getting a "Broken Pipe" error when trying to dump video. Anyone else?

Latest CVS?

You have mencoder? LAME?
Which options did you check?

Hmmm....CVS... I have the latest mencoder rpm package for Fedora Core 4. I guess I'll go install CVS. Thanks.

I'm getting a "Broken Pipe" error when trying to dump video. Anyone else?