ZSNES for PMP(Portable Multimedia Player) Plan?

[cgnia]

Hello.
I'm Korean living in Seoul.

recently, PMP is Big issue my country.
Many PMP is developed and using.

and Many PMP is based on Linux OS.

So, ZSNES for PMP is very possibility(?)

I contact one PMP Maker & SDK offer promised.

This PMP homepage is http://www.jazzav.net/sub_2/pmp.htm
(PMP i-WITH801)

zsKnight, _Demo_, pagefault Please contact me.

Sorry for my ugly english. ^^;

Thankyou.

[Starman Ghost]

Zsnes is coded mostly in x86 asm which will only work on x86 cpus. Since I can't read korean, you'll have to find out what kind of cpu that thing uses.

[cgnia]

Thank You for your reply.

i-WITH English Page is

http://www.innoplus.com/html/eng_prod3.htm

and PMP Play Screen is

http://www.pmpinside.com/boardimg/iwithdong.avi

and O/S, CPU Type is as soon as possible search.

Thank You.

[creaothceann]

It looks possible... if these are the technical specs.



But you'd have to find a way to get the files onto it and start ZSNES.

[Nach]

If that sheet says the device uses a P3 and runs Windows then there's no problem running ZSNESW on the device.

[cgnia]

PC Spec is PC S/W for PMP.

PMP management program Spec for PC ^^;

PMP is based on Linux OS.

But, Now I don't know PMP Linux version and CPU Type, Memory.

Thank You.

[cgnia]

PMP : i-WITH 801 Spec
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site : http://www.innoplus.com/html/eng_prod3.htm

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Hardware
HDD 2.5" 40/80GB
LCD 3.5" 320x240 full color TFT LCD
Speaker Internal Mono Speaker
Microphone No
FM radio No
Equalizer Bass/Treble Control, Adaptive bass boost
Button Joysticks: 1ea (4 directions + enter)
Function keys: 6ea (power, H, copy, +, -, play&pause, stop)
Slide buttons: 1ea (hold)
Interface Video out: composite, component YPrPb & RGB
Audio out: stereo headphone, wired remote controller
Remote Controller: IrDA
USB: USB2.0 peripheral
Memory card: CF Type II Card Slot
LED Run Indicator, Charge Indicator
Battery Capacity: Rechargeable Li-Ion 2200mAh Battery x 2
Battery Life: video - 6.5 hours, audio - 9 hours
Charge Time: 5 hours
DC power 5V, 3A
PC Program Disk Synchronization
Audio DB editor
Address book editor
Firmware auto download
PC Program auto update
Accessory CD, Manual, AC/DC Adapter,
A/V cable, SPDIF cable, USB cable,
Stereo Earphone with remote controller,
Ir-DA remote controller, Carrying pouch


Software
Video Decoding MPEG1/2/4, DivX3.11/4.x/5.x, Xvid: up to 720x576@30fps
(MPEG2 MP@ML, MPEG4 Advanced Simple profile Level 5)
Function: Forward/Backward, Start/Stop/Pause, Caption on/off,
Screen size normal/wide, Information, etc.
Audio Decoding MP3 CBR/VBR, AC3, AAC, WAV, OGG
Function: Fast Forward/Backward, Start/Stop/Pause, Next/Previous, Caption on/off, Information, etc.
Effect: Equalizer(bass/treble separate control), 3D on/off, mute on/off
Image Decoding JPEG(up to 2x10^7 pixels), GIF, BMP, PNG, Raw Images
Function: Slide show, Thumb nail view, Album, Zoom in/out, Move,
Rotation, Caption on/off, Information, Background music play,
Histogram
Text Viewer Plane text viewer
Function: Auto wrap on/off, Information,
Background music play

PIMS Address book, Calendar, Clock
Game Similar mobile phone games
Language English, Korean, Chinese, japanese

[grinvader]

They are stupid. 'PC programs' aren't hardware but sofware, and they don't tell us the most basic hardware specs, CPU and memory.
I could assume there's enough memory since it can display movies (even if that doesn't mean much really, a specialized device could prolly do it with less than 16 MB RAM) but without CPU type we can't tell you if you can run ZSNES on it.

Linux running on it doesn't mean zsnes can run on it. You need a x86-class CPU to run zsnes, even the linux version.

edit: besides, the limited resolution (320x240) won't allow good emulation for some games that require 512x448 or above.
And the key layout looks far from being fit for snes emulation.

[adventure_of_link]

zsKnight no longer works on ZSnes...
I'm suprised no one brought that up.

[Malcster]

zsKnight no longer works on ZSnes...
I'm suprised no one brought that up.

It's hardly the most relevant thing to mention.