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I just wrote a small ROM to display a custom text sent by the server. Works.

The one I wrote and posted also works on hardware, shows squares (not rectangles), and doesn't need to be patched to keep showing the grid. Anyways: it's cool to have this little piece of Nintendo history working on real hardware again, or not? :P And yes, your code works fine. So does the tech dem...

marvelus10 wrote:Is there any sort of grid pattern test available for the SNES other than this one?

And yes, I almost forgot about this one. See Attachment.

Today I went looking for some sort of grid pattern test for my SNES, I wanted to try and calibrate my TV with it. I found this, http://www.nintendoplayer.com/unreleased/dsp-1/ unfortunitely it did not work with my SD2SNES all I got was a half blue screen. I talked to ikari_01 and he told me how to ...

http://snesoip.de/

User: demo
Password: demo

New web interface for the upcoming server concept. Fully functional.
Next: Server/Firmware integration.

We're currently working on a different server/client concept. Of course, sync would still be a problem but it's probably a step into the right direction. And we did some experiments with custom homebrew too. This is quite interesting because it could be used to transfer custom data from the server. ...

Some real internet gameplay comparison:

https://vimeo.com/74037954

PS: As I said before; this isn't the only possible application for this project. But it was a good starting point.

Interesting. How does this PS/2 keyboard adapter interface to the SNES? I wonder whether this would be useful for the NES as well, especially considering another member who's a real big fan of the Famicom keyboard. I know it wouldn't be binary-compatible with software expecting the Famicom keyboard...

https://github.com/mupfelofen-de/SNESoI ... n/keyboard

https://github.com/mupfelofen-de/SNESoI ... totype.jpg

Every hacker needs a keybord, right?

The project is now on GitHub: https://github.com/mupfelofen-de/SNESoIP

Greetings
Michael

PS: If you like this project, please donate to support further development. Thanks!

Cool project, although I can't say your videos are meaningful at all. :) Edit: Stuttgart? That's where I was born. :D Thank you. And they're not ment to be meaningful. It's just a demonstration. You where born in Stuttgart and left voluntarily? Sorry, but I can't believe that. :P I'm assuming the r...

The tester accidently played in 60hz mode. Now we successfully played through the first two levels of Zombies ate my neighbours.
We also did some measurement with a custom ROM: we get an delay of 2-4 frames but after a few inputs, everything is in sync again. Success!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fhYhGJ80Dg

Random events fucked it up, but at least we did it!

Thank you guys.

PS: The second prototype has just arrived and i will probably start testing later this day. If it work as expected, I will upload the project files to GitHub.