ZSNES board

How about Snessor?

Genji1 wrote:so you actually have to own the game before you can even use the emulator?

There is the illegal way, which we do not condone.

You can set the folder path where the srms (and other files) will be located in the options dialog.

Fixes aside, debugger.

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Use Xplorer^2

It's in these cases when a more flexible UI would come in handy. Lots of stuff get horribly butchered in the translation (not your fault NauTiluS, it is quite a feat to find shorter synonyms for a lot of stuff). NauTiluS: Recomendaría usar el menor número de artículos y auxiliares de verbos (¡entre ...

Hate to hijack (Alright, I'm kinda ok with it) but what hex editors do you guys use nowadays? Had to use one the other day to "convert" from file formats. (Some N64 game save format container. Has some kind of header, then a massive string of zeros, then the eeprom contents, then another ...

On a website I frequent, there used to be a spoiler tag taht would generate a button labeled "Show spoiler". Only when you clicked it the spoiler would be revealed before your eyes.

I do know about hex editors (swapping constantly between XVI32 and Hex Workshop), but not because of emulation, but Starcraft modding. I am not quite sure if I was aware of emulation back then, but it is likely I already did.

Nach wrote: I've read all 10 pages at least a dozen times, and I already know the entire contents, what's your excuse?

That we are not as obsessive as you are to bother reading 10 pages long threads to find a single answer ;P

I'm not pretty sure about that, as I remember where there was DNS troubles in a website I used to visit, once thy were fixed, I still had issues, because my stupid ISP never refreshed the domains, and ctrl+f5 didn't do crap.

Hard refresh. Which means it ignores your cache, and redownloads everything.

I think he meant on a gb/sgb emulator.

Waht's the rom name? Commonly it has an .smc extension; if it is zst, srm, spc or something like that, then your file is not really a rom

Try romcenter man.

Or ripping sprites and dumping spcs.

It hasn't stopped it, but at this point, how would you know how many have read the documentation and not posted due to that?

There is a slow motion setting, just like the fastforward one. Look for it in the last menu (forgot it's label, I don't have zsnes on this comp)

Yes, just rename your srm file according tothat another ff5 rom.

That is, if your rom is called "Final Fantasy V (J).zip", rename your ssavegame to "Final Fantasy V (J).srm"

and be sure to check that other rom with any authoring tools.

When the original hardwrae actually generates sound with a much lower sample rate, it's just like trying to do the same with a sound editor for a recorded phone conversation.

That's a rather interesting question...

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