iNES emulator by Marat Fayzullin

[James]

You can convert binary pal files to iNES format with hexdump (on Linux, etc.):

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hexdump -ve '3/1 "%02X " "\n"' bin.pal > ines.pal

[tepples]

The palette consists of 64 lines, one for each value of $3Fxx. Each line is 3 hex bytes, case insensitive, separated by a space ($20), terminated by a UNIX newline ($0A) or CP/M newline ($0D $0A). A full 64-entry palette file is thus 576 bytes (UNIX) or 640 bytes (CP/M).

The above translated into Python (untested):

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# By Damian Yerrick; license: WTFPL
with open("bisqwit.pal", "rb") as infp:
    p = infp.read(192)
p = bytearray(p)  # for compatibility with old Python where str is bytes
with open("bisqwit.ines.pal", "w") as outfp:
    outfp.writelines("%02X %02X %02X\n" % (p[i], p[i + 1], p[i + 2]) for i in range(0, 192, 3))

[Eugene.S]

iNES 4.8 released.
- fixed triangle channel
- improved DPCM channel (but still need some work)
- added support of binary PAL files (iNES can remember last palette now)
- added classic 4:3 display aspect ratio
- fixed bug when 44kHz audio + 50 Hz video output was selected.
screenshot

Android-version updated to 4.8.1 as well.