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that could be a subnet problem looking from your description, can you ping the pc you're trying to connect to or can you ping the mister from your pc?

also using a single usb => s-ata adapter with a 1TB SSD, works fine for me.

i forgot to mention that i run games of an external ssd, only the cores are on my sd card.

hope you can get things sorted soon.

Deadzone only works for analog input as far as i'm aware, and a d-pad is a digital input, as are the other buttons.

Good to see you got it resolved fairly quickly!

i don't see multitap support for the SNES core, so i'm under the presumption it is (currently?) not supported.

misterrocks wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2024 3:02 pm

Does PSX refer to PS1 or all Playstation consoles?

The PSX was a special DVR edition of the PS2 that never seemed to have left Japan.

Jotego made his TMNT core public since yesterday, thought people knew?

there should be a fine adjust on the back of the TV, refer to your manual, you might need to fine tune it.

Could also be bad clusters or corruption on your SD card, you could try another SD if you have one lying around.

Yes i got that, but isn't that a waste of (your) time and energy is what i meant.

Why are you even going into an argument about that statement?
Just let it pass, there's nothing to gain from that, this isn't facebook or twitter.

you could potentially take the cores that are open source, compile them and then it should report the information you require?

edr wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 2:15 pm

Somehow you seem to know a lot about the N64 core . Thanks for your help!

Well he is the N64 core author, so that's no big surprise there.

or another case of bad clusters on an SD card?

Antoine.WG wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2023 5:08 am

Were the drums in the Super Mario 64 intro always that fast?

maybe NTSC / PAL difference you're experiencing?

otherwise i couldn't tell.

if Alpha / Zero works for him i doubt it's a RAM issue, maybe bad sector(s) on the SD card?

FPGAzumSpass wrote: ↑Thu Oct 05, 2023 6:07 pm

Some games unfortunatly use the the NTSC resolution and scale them in the VI for PAL
Examples are WaveRace and Mario Party. It makes these games much blurrier with PAL.

I will play the PAL version regardless

Is that because of localization or personal preference?

alright, note taken.

i was more under the presumption like the previous cores had them added later on. (or am i sorely mistaken now?)

getting a stable core will be most likely a priority over save states in the first version(s), no doubt it'll be added in a later stage.

did you read the other topic?

then you should've noticed that Sorgelig was already on this?

FPGA64 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 8:11 am

Using the roms in this way commercially is illegal. The rights owners probably wont bother with an individual but running a commercial buisness is bound to draw attention.

Exactly this

i've no idea where i got this set from, all i know that it was a pretty old one.
they all had archaic and ines1 headers, i've converted the set to ines2 using the xml database from the nesdev forum.

i've not encountered a broken game as of yet, maybe aside from a homebrew i think.

good to hear you got it working Kathleen!

who would even voluntarily offer up all their data to roby mcrobot face?

seems like some people like to get spat in the face.