ZSNES board

Be aware that the patch is slow as shit on nvidia hardware. :\

Yes, ATI's drivers, Linux or otherwise, are crap. As a result, most Linux users with a clue will tend to prefer nvidia.

Another thing you could try is 'SDLAUDIODRIVER=alsa zsnes' from a terminal session.

Try disabling arts in KDE.

If that fails, try, uh, not using the world's most broken distribution evar.

For the lazy Gentoo'ers, I've written an SVN ebuild; you can grab it here. Please be sure to right-click and go to 'save as'.

If there are any issues, please let me know.

Update: The ebuild should work now. Again, please to tell me of all issues encountered. :p

Unless I accidentally typo'd when I added 1600x1200, there shouldn't be any scaling to 1600x1024.

The PS2 is 128-bit.

We have the tech, it's just not all that fast.

marcelo49g wrote:mingw32-make: *** [zsnes] Error 1

mingw32-make is broken. Don't use it.

Use the Pause+Advance Frame feature.

Nach wrote:They aren't tip of the day messages.

Before I do anything to change how they work, please explain the rational behind the change you desire.

Humour, obviously. Some people are entertained by this.

I think he means little-endian byte order.

As opposed to big-endian.

...Noob.

If you can't tell whether it's day or night, you need to get out more.

I wanted to rewrite the .cht support in C, but there are aspects of the cheat code that I just don't know how to port.

Bahamut_ZERO_939 wrote:I have a big fat avatar!!!!!!111

Shrink that bitch *down*

1280x960 + the new NTSC filter. May switch it out for HQ4x, though, as it doesn't seem to be doing much.

Though, I noticed that the new NTSC filter + HQ4x is a bit sluggish on my 1.54GHz machine...

I witnessed the same issue in Bahamut Lagoon [no rom info because I'm not at my computer right now, and I'm not yanking out my USB drive to dash to my room to grab it, but it *is* a valid ROM, albeit with the English translation softpatched] twice, as well. I also experienced some graphical glitches...

Try this. Someone apparently can't use the URL BBCode tag properly/at all.

My settings [because using anything else and complaining about how sound isn't right will result, most likely, in a locked thread]:

32kHz
Gaussian interpolation
NO low-pass filters.

Metatron wrote:(HINT TO IDIOTS LIKE AERDAN WHO MARRIED A VIBRATOR TO HIS ASS: I am kidding)

May I suggest trying not to piss people off who already loathe you? It might make it a lot easier for this thread to not crawl under a rock and die.

If you can't demonstrate clearly that it is, in fact, a bug with ZSNES, and not just with your brain/memory, please go away.

Likewise, if you can't get a recording of how the SNES plays it, please go away.

If I hear even one comment about how the "Arche fucks like a tiger" scene not being in the official translation, I will stab you. And not in a harmless place.

Quit trying.

Please.

Certain individuals [who will remain nameless because I am not at liberty to say] have already done 96kHz [and done it in about 30 minutes], and all you have to do get a build with it is to pay $20.

If you're not using Gaussian interpolation, go away, no one cares. I don't *care* how 'good' it might sound; it's not what the SNES used, so it's irrelevant to getting ZSNES to output 96kHz.

At this point, I think you really should quit trying. You don't gain anything by having 96kHz sound, since the original hardware mainly only did 32kHz + Gaussian interpolation, and most games assume you're using 32kHz, which makes things sound like ass if you use anything else.