ZSNES board

i hate nestopia's sound. it feels too one sided to me even in stereo mode and biasing the audio to one side doesnt fix this... i seriously don't remember the NES doing that because it never gave me headaches so quickly. (occurs both in stereo and mono) You're not alone. I absolutely notice the same...

Lower frame rate and different color system. >.> The PAL frame rate is still well above the max frequency the (human) eye detect. So what does it matter if it does 5 frames less a second, when we can't even detect it!?!?!? :P Uh-Oh.... Not that old myth again...... http://amo.net/NT/02-21-01FPS.htm...

neoblaze wrote:Halp. Writing on new celphone. Lol. Fish@u

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and all the DX10 options [/i] in Crysis can be fully enabled in an XP install So, he was in fact not referring to using direct x 10 features in direct x9? :roll: I did NOT, absolutely not , state that true DirectX10 features can be used in DirectX9. As Gil pointed out, you didn't read my post thoro...

I like your style Clements.

I've been playing around with the sound settings and I just can't get it to sound right...

Two questions (which may have the same answer):

- What are the most "accurate" sound options? Bit-rate, etc...

- What are the "best" sound options?

Damn, I loved those games. Almost impossible without a faq, but back in the old days before gamefaqs, when it was just me and my Nintendo, it was fun to feel like you were plowing through the labyrinthine depths of those games, with no walkthroughs, no tips, just trial and error. Any other games lik...

Who cares? Most so-called "DX10 exclusive" features on current games are nothing but DX9 features grayed out for XP users. Look at Crysis, for example. Multi-million dollar game development done hand-in-hand with Nvidia and Microsoft; M$ even claimed it would be to DX10 what Halo was to XB...

Logitech Rumblepad 2. It's awesome. Seconded. I've used quite a few gamepads over the years and this one is my favorite for emulation, by far. Only problem is, I'm still looking for a Nintendo64 solution. I missed the boat on the N64 Adaptoids, and the cheap usb adapters I've gotten off of ebay don...

Just wanted to confirm, this problem still exists on 8800 series cards even with the very latest beta drivers (174.xx). My laptop with an integrated ATI chip has no problems running NTSC mode, but my high-end desktop hasn't been able to do it with an 8800GTS or 8800GT. NTSC filter causes instant cra...

For those of us using ZSNES on high-resolution 20" LCD computer monitors, using no filters at all looks like utter garbage (EDIT: adding an "IMO" here as a nicety for people who think unfiltered high-res ZSNES garbage looks nice)... I imagine many people want to experience ZSNES as cl...

This isn't a request, just a question as to whether or not anyone knows of an English translation of Popful Mail for the SFC? This was basically a really fun (and cute) side-scroller/RPG (trust me it works). A very fun and unique game, but also very Anime in look and feel...I can only guess that at ...

Herzog, you're a good man.

Ummmmmmmmmmmm..........

What do you do if you have TWO IPS patches you want to apply to the same ROM???

Just for the record... In terms of 3D rendering, my understanding is that Triple Buffering is only relevant when VSYNC is enabled.... I guess you're saying in ZSNES it can utilize Triple Buffering whether or not VSYNC is enabled??... VSync, as an abbrevition, means "screen updating is synchron...

Hmmmmm some weird things in this thread. In terms of 3D rendering, my understanding is that Triple Buffering is only relevant when VSYNC is enabled.... I guess you're saying in ZSNES it can utilize Triple Buffering whether or not VSYNC is enabled??... Also, V-SYNC *WILL* traditionally reduce perform...

Joe Camacho wrote:

Nightcrawler wrote:I thought you guys might be interested in this...

THIS is the person whom believes we need to retranslate Chrono Trigger...

http://skyrender.saulesco.com/about.html

After seeing that, and knowing why he want's to translate CT... This came to my mind.

Anime Nerd

BWAHAHAHAHA

well then, if Woolsey mentioned it, I retract my accusation.... Regardless, saying that "50% of the dialogue is removed" gives the wrong impression.

THERE ALREADY IS A CHRONO TRIGGER RETRANSLATION!! http://donut.parodius.com/?func=trans&platform=snes&gamekey=268 As they say there, and I agree with them, this game did NOT need a re-translation. The differences were superficial and cosmetic. At the end of the day it was nothing more than ...

TY bitcopy, I will use that advice from now on.

Wait wait guys....you ARE using scanlines at either 640x480 or 1280x960 right? I agree they look absolutely horrible otherwise. Just to get that out of the way. WHAT THE??....he's right! I'm running it at 1280x960 and the scanlines look excellent. Thank you mysterious wiseman. People have come and ...

Hmmm... No offense but regardless of what your mother says (and I'm not even looking at a TV to type this), I'm going to put my neck out and say I'm fairly certain television scanlines are in fact horizontal and not vertical. As far as not having a tv close enough...who said it was a problem? I pref...

IMO scanlines are horrible - black lines defacing the screen that looks nothing like a real TV mask. What's wrong with TV-out? Why similate a TV when you can use a real TV which looks better anyway? (I'm assuming you have a TV). You assume wrong. I do not have access to a tv to use with my computer...

Based on your suggestions I have done the following. - Deleted zsnesw.exe, zsnesw.cfg, and zguicfgw.dat. - There were three other dat files which I have no idea what they were supposed to do (possibly came from years of downloading extra emulation uilities...mixing up SNES emulators...ips patch prog...

One feature I have *ALWAYS* wanted to see in ZSNES. The major feature I have always wanted would be more scanline options... Personally 25, 50, etc are not good enough for me. ePSXe has a nice full range of scanline options. I imagine 10 or 15% would be best for me. Is it possible for the ZSNES team...