ZSNES board

If you are using an HTC device with any stock firmware, read this right now.

Go. Read it. Now.

Madness? No! This! Is! BYUU! Seriously, though. I want a working emulator. I don't care about how accurate it is so long as it supports the games I want to play and runs reasonably well on the system I want to play them on. One of the biggest reasons I don't use BSNES is because ZSNES does precisely...

I suggest, instead, that ZSNES have something similar to this as a splash screen, because this thread and its OP are both stupid.

No, that would be Google's marketing department.

You're welcome to source-dive and prove me wrong, though.

No. By unchecking all of the encircled checkboxes, you disable all of Chrome's tracking. I have confirmed this with one of Google's engineers, who actually works on the damn thing. Unlike you. And you may interpret the periods in the above as being "you fucking idiot". Since, y'know, you a...

I'm a bitter old fart. I use Seamonkey, as begotten from Mozilla Suite, as begotten from Netscape Navigator, as begotten from Mosaic. All this new-fangled googlebox and search toolbar and no menubar nonsense is for sissies. REAL MEN use apps with a GUI from 1993(or 2003). x2 Iceape for myself (Debi...

Never use Iron. It rips out all the tracking. Including things that just have 'Tracker' in the name and are otherwise irrelevant (which an actual developer would know is irrelevant). Plus, the fact that it's independently maintained does indeed mean it's going to be out of date. But hey, if you're s...

Erim is the Mistress of Death. 'Nuff said.

Is it at all possible to redesign the save state feature so you can save to file instead of save to state? The reason i ask this is, unless you write down which game save state between 1-10 for each game you play, its easy to forget which slot has your save game data. So if you were able to save th...

Please don't revive old threads unless you have something to add that doesn't make you look like a moron.

Wouldn't it drip off or dry out, though?

If I were interested in doing that, I'd probably not use an absolute path like \saves, since that would just make ZSNES use C:\saves.

Then again, copying and pasting the path you want to use would work too.

Or you could, y'know, continue to be an idiot and not read the documentation.

This post is relevant; it seems Debian's zsnes release likes to abort on exit, which causes the exhibited behaviour. Follow the instructions in the aforementioned post and report back, please.

It appears to be a problem with the distribution-supplied build of ZSNES, as I've encountered the same issue but resolved it by building my own binaries for 1.51. Please see the 'installing zsnes from svn' howto's build instructions [aside from svn] and build 1.51 yourself. If the issue doesn't pers...

Read the 'compiling from SVN' FAQ, except replace 'SVN' with '1.51' as appropriate and use 1.51's sources instead.

Did you try installing the -dev package for Mesa?

If not, that's your problem.

I don't know where you got the impression that we supported 'arcade' monitors [we don't]. If lower resolutions don't work either, your monitor sucks and should be thrown out.

Try:

The so-called 'master codes' are for the Game Genie hardware so that it can detect the game for code input purposes.

Firon wrote:pagefault, what about this guy's post? He says it is possible to do with DirectDraw. http://board.zsnes.com/phpBB2/templates ... nipost.gif

Did you wake up on the stupid side of the bed this morning? Pagefault said it was possible but that it would suck. Hard.

I'd like to take a moment to suggest that you all...

Shut. The. Fuck. UP.

The SNES's native resolution is 256x224, not 256x223.

Do. Not. Whine. About. Accuracy.

Dunno what all you did, but loading savestates results in a permanent 0/60 fps with that patch. [It seems to be due to a state for a specific game., however; saving/loading a state in Chrono Trigger works fine.]

It's called *sarcasm*, Chuckles.

It works fine here with ALSA, but I got a few underrun messages with ALSA; it didn't seem to affect ingame sound much, so I'm not too worried.