ZSNES board

Louis Cypher wrote:The average level of literacy displayed in this thread makes me want to kill things. Violoently. With a chainsaw.

I'm certain alot of people share that centiment.

Nach wrote:

Poobah wrote:Perhaps you could see if the devs could implement some of your ideas into ZSNES.

Do I have to say it again?

It is not possible to make a raw AVI all movie players will use.

Could you dump mpeg/2/4? That would be supported by the greater majority of everything.

Dream Theater

grinvader wrote:

RealmRPGer wrote:Oh, is there a way to just dump a PORTION of the movie?

Not currently. We may add that in the future.

Dump the movie, crop the part you want out. Simple. If you don't know how to do this, you should learn.

King Of Chaos wrote:Korn & Michael Jackson - Ya'll Want A Single/Bad

That sounds scary.

this shouldnt be posted in 2 different places.

alexz721 wrote:In Flames

You suck.

kevman wrote:I haven't installed WMP since 7. And I think that's a good thing; every tmoe I use it on another's machine, I want to vomit.

Agreed.

Corronchilejano wrote:Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark

mmmmm maiden

Or listen to some good music

like: Soilwork - the bringer

Iced earth - The Ripper

snkcube wrote:

Que wrote:The ozz man - crazy train

Funny, I watched the music video this morning.

it's a good song

The ozz man - I don't know, crazy train, etc.

I run zsnes with 85hz. I've never run into these problems. Is this perhaps video card specific? I was thinking that maybe it's a video card speed issue? I mean the refresh of the monitor, and screen updates are handled by your video card, are they not? I have a pretty high end card, and I know AoL r...

Neo Kaiser wrote:With those copy protection things they just want to stop mod-chips and they will fail.

Yup, everything they have stated about the ps3's copy protection seems very anti-mod-chip. Sony probably lost alot of money to mod chips on the psx and a decent ammount on the ps2.

anime wrote: Also from the looks of features, look like this windows is coming closer to Apple's user friendless and unix security.

Security wise. Good. User friendlyness...BAD! I already find windows to be annoyingly user friendly. Oh well, I'll just have to spend an hour shutting shit off again

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

phonymike wrote:download any hex editor. to get one, use google.

I don't need to download a hex editor, I use one on a daily basis.

is there a way to split a file after being combined via the command line, obviously an offset would need to be given.

Iced earth - Dracula