ZSNES board

I hit the emulation scene around 1996ish. I got to see Snes96 and Snes97 still separate... Snes96 get rough sound support... and all that's happened since. One of the first sites I visited was Archaic Ruins (I discovered Node 99 a little late b/c it died shortly after finding it) followed by the Em...

I'm going to play devil's advocate here. You two love to throw around Word and Visual Studio as your examples of unoptimized, bloated programs. However, do you really know this to be true? With all the features in Visual Studio 2008 and Word, do you really think you could create something better? Th...

Another alternative:

ROMhacking.net

What kind of NT specific features are you using in a 'seemingly simple' application out of curiosity?

I can also add from SNES sound programming experience that you need to have some knowledge in sound synthesis. You're dealing with ADSR envelopes . I found it a little bit difficult to really understand what's going on. Even now, while I've successfully composed and play back music for the SNES, I s...

While we're talking about Geiger's debugger. Does anyone have the source code for this? Being for SNES9x 1.41, it's severely outdated. I was hoping to port his debugging code to SNES9x 1.51, though I think that's wishful thinking as I bet the implementation is not modular in nature like that by a lo...

Sounds nice Nach. I'd throw in another vote for allowing persistent cache as well. Retaining the playability speed that ZSNES used to have with the graphics packs (more or less) sounds like a nice feature people would appreciate I'm sure.

Nightcrawler, I hope those utilities are acceptable. Good luck with your projects. Should I upload these programs/code to romhacking.net? I never know what kind of stuff is reasonable for there. This is a very specific set of utilities. Yeah, they look OK. I'm sorry I didn't get to test them (thank...

So then, any chance you'd be willing to write compressors for each mode, just to complete the whole thing? :) We do need compressors, so we can have the translation groups put in new locale/language graphics where appropriate. Yes, that would be very helpful. I previously looked into doing the tran...

Firefox 3 already does this for me. I was typing a message on my forum the other day and it crashed. When I restored session, it brought back up the form and all the text I was typing in it. I didn't lose a letter.

Can I take that document and add it to RHDN? Or are you guys still working on a better one? It would be nice to archive it there for safekeeping and ease of locating for anyone interested. By all means if you have any other special chip or other hardware docs not there, I'm sure it would be apprecia...

Cheers to all involved in cracking the chip. Very nice community effort. I've followed the developments, but had nothing helpful to contribute. We've got some intelligent beans amongst our community that I am happy are among us.

I trained 2 hours a day 5 days a week for many months to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. On the worst day I hiked for 12 hours straight typically drinking over 2 liters of water a day. Needless to say when I came back from that trip I was under weight. I couldn't maintain weight while I was out there. That w...

No emulator is as good as the original console for any that I own, though some are pretty close. I will continue to keep my consoles until they quit working. Then I may try and hunt down replacements for a few after that! It is a little difficult to keep several consoles hooked up though, I admit.

RHDN for example will refuse any IP trying to establish more than x simultaneous connections and y connection attempts per second (I forgot what I have the server to set to off hand). I imagine you will run into other sites with connection limits in place like that. The result will be either timeou...

Gil_Hamilton: What does SeaMonkey have over Firefox? (other than integrated mail, chat, etc..) I've failed to see much real difference. Firefox 3: I have a mixed opinion. It seems to take longer to start up and use just as much memory as Firefox 2. On the other hand, I have noticed several minor (F...

Yeah, Anomie's docs are the current set of the most known accurate docs. Somebody with access to his repository should see if he's updated any since then (July 2007) and update them on RHDN as well. We (RHDN) have permission from Anomie, but I lost the address of his repository (semi-private).

VG, b: Testing with headphones sets the limit to ca. 32 Hz - sounds a bit like a distant chopper. Even lower frequencies can only be heard by increasing the volume, but I don't know if I'm actually hearing the sound, or some interference created by it. :? 32Hz is already a lot better - quite a few ...

TMNT: Turtles in Time!

purchasing through amazon is much better, as they're 256 kbps mp3's. NO DRM through amazon. it's half and half on itunes, ish Agreed. I've purchased some music through Amazon. Good quality, no DRM, no bloated installs. There is a tiny app though necessary for album downloads, but its 1.3MB instead ...

The Dex Cool in these vehicles is much less of a problem if you have it changed out early. From the information I've read, it only really starts causing problems late in it's life. It seems if you've gotten it changed out early enough (say 60,000- 80,000 miles) you should be fine. You shouldn't have...

Hopefully these new developments will be announced on a working webpage somewhere.

I'm going to start linking people to RHDN for NSRT. Double

Hi, Have you talked to the people there? They actually want having jobs rather than being jobless. Its actually USA companies (like GM) that have refused to pay high wages to American workers and are out sourcing to other countries (not just China) so they can sell cheaper products to you . Why is ...

Say you have emulator A and emulator B... Emulator A runs 100% of all games with cycle accuracy. Emulator B runs 100% of all games with 9,999 hacks. Now.. is there any difference between the two for 99% of the fanbase? Not really. Both would be equally likely to be used. Now, let's say Emulator B no...

Notepad++. Hits the best balance of resource usage and features of every alternative I tried. It doesn't require installation. And of course, I also think it's just a good program overall that I like using.