[tom_mai78101]

I wanted to know if it's possible to run two DeSmuMes playing a same game, but different languages at the same time?

 

[Squall-Leonhart]

probably not on your hardware

 

[Luigi__]

I wanted to know if it's possible to run two DeSmuMes playing a same game, but different languages at the same time?

Is it me or the question in the title is actually different from the one in the post? oO

 

[zeromus_]

It is not possible the way you probably want, as desmume won't get input while its not in the foreground. That is a reasonable request though, as I think some emulators permit this. So maybe you should add it to the feature requests.

 

[Squall-Leonhart]

as long as it is a togglable option of course

 

[nanaya]

I'm curious, why do you want to do this? is it a way to learn a language?

 

[Luigi__]

Anyway, there would be a few problems:
1. the desmumes would have to be in separate folders, otherwise the settings of each one would conflict with eachother
2. The sound outputs of both desmumes would conflict, unless you mute one of them.
3. Desmume still needs a good computer to run acceptably. My computer (Core 2 Duo E8500) can barely run one desmume at a reasonable framerate, depending on the game, with no frameskip though. So two desmumes would be slow unless you have a super-beast computer.

 

[SCHUMI_4EVER]

An E8500 should hardly be struggling with DeSmuME in most games...as far as DeSmuME's processor core usage is concerned my system is weaker than yours yet 95% of the time everything runs perfectly with power to spare so an E8500 should be getting even better.

 

[Luigi__]

In most cases, it runs over 60 fps. But it can slow down to 50 fps in the worst cases.

By the way, when I open a tool window, it's noticeably slower. That's the worst problem I've ever met, getting those windows to constantly refresh without causing a huge slowdown... but I'm going offtopic.

 

[SCHUMI_4EVER]

The topic was over as soon as zeromus posted so there's nothing to go off from.
Yes I admit, I don't usually run debug tools and they could place a greatly increased strain on the system causing it to deviate from it's usual emulation performance.

 

[tom_mai78101]

It is not possible the way you probably want, as desmume won't get input while its not in the foreground. That is a reasonable request though, as I think some emulators permit this. So maybe you should add it to the feature requests.

Thanks. I just added it. Although I know the concept of this feature, I don't know how to put it into words in a correct way. I've done my best.
Link to the artifact.

 

[zeromus_]

Thats good enough. What you want is background input.

 

[tom_mai78101]

Correct, sir.