nesdev.org

Add this line to your hosts file, as the DNS information doesn't seem to be propagating from ripway.com's DNS servers to your ISP's. (Not working here either. And I get a shitty "this domain doesn't resolve" Yahoo search page from my ISP. Yay.)

And for HD videos, &fmt=22.

Waiting for player code that isn't just ripped off from an existing emulator. What's so bad about that? A lot of NSF players, such as Festalon, are based on major emulators' CPU and audio cores. Well, it depends on how much of a rewrite it needs for multi-instance safety, a feature that would be ni...

Waiting for player code that isn't just ripped off from an existing emulator. Oh, and a rip from Another World / Out of this World would be nice, even though it doesn't have a whole lot of music.

Since when does Virtual PC require that the guest OS have drivers for the host hardware?

CRC32: 2220E14A Entry from Nestopia's database: <game> <cartridge system="NES-NTSC" dump="ok" crc="2220E14A" sha1="EE36B29BDB4BD81043DC2B7BD273665F8CED6DA9"> <board type="NES-SGROM" mapper="1"> <prg size="256k" /> <vram size="...

There could be if the emulation loop is regulated against the sound output, and then video output is also stalling things with vsync locking. This could also be a problem with using WaitForVerticalBlank, or OpenGL swap interval control, depending on the driver implementation. At least with my ATI Ra...

Please die in a fire.

Can we split this already?

I've uploaded a new version, although I'm not really satisfied with the stupid mute/tempo dialog I've added, I'm sure everybody will love it just the way it is, until I decide to completely change it.

According to my check just now, it should be up at 64.118.85.5. This should not be cached, since I haven't looked at the site within memory. According to the domain record, it was renewed 11 hours ago, which also precedes your posts. Perhaps it is your ISP's name servers or their upstream name serve...

Oh joy, I can't wait to steal the panning configuration dialog template and code from NotSo Fatso and shove it in my preferences somewhere in a lame attempt to avoid designing yet another dialog and writing the backend code for it. Wait, scratch that, I can write the code, I just hate designing dial...

Yum, I almost forgot about denormal numbers.

http://kode54.foobar2000.org/QuickNES.zip

Just think, the emulation is quick enough for the NTSC simulation to be usable! At least on my Athlon64 3200+. Software scaling to 680x480 that doesn't involve NTSC simulation coming when I feel like it.

And an initial save state, which would probably make your tester blow up. If all you are doing is testing the movies for rapid button presses, writing a native program that parses the movie file should be a lot easier than programming a NES game that polls the inputs. Plus, it will be able to scan f...

Did Nintendo make the boards for the Sufami Turbo?

Crap, that last one was me. I was about to apply this edit: The Snes9X source code also says this, in its special casing: //not MAD-1 compliant if(strcmp (ROMName, "WANDERERS FROM YS") == 0) { for(int c=0;c<0xE0;c++) { Map[c+0x700]=(uint8*)MAP_LOROM_SRAM; BlockIsROM[c+0x700]=FALSE; BlockIs...