Thanks, it's improved quite a bit!
Hey there is no need to downplay the suggestion!As a brother of a professional programmer ( I lived with code - and code a little myself ) there are just a few 'user' suggestions. I am not being a critic just providing some user input - take it or leave it.
Yes that is a good point, I should have done that already (list the games and what ROMs to use). In regards to deletion though, most people have MAME ROMs stored in ZIPS, and you need to unzip them for RetroCopy to detect them.Still, it is a nice update from the previous version.
Could you list supported arcade games in a txt file as the emulator doesn't go into detail about the arcade games it supports, if it were in a readme, it might interest some MAME games, but please warn them you delete the old version of the roms. In fact, I'd suggest a readme on that in general as few emulators delete roms. No matter how well you are in making this emulator, there are going to be people who want to use multiple emulators for a variety of reasons and they may not be amused when it deletes the old versions of their roms.
Ahh, thanks for that, I'll give them a try in a moment. As for the zooming, thats exactly what I've been doingThere are filters in fullscreen, I haven't exposed them to the GUI interface yet though.
Press F5 to switch between the pixelated look and blurred. This works with every filter.
Press F6 to switch between a few filters, there is RAW, SCALE2X, SCALE4X and SCALE4X+scanlines.
You can kinda do what you want DKT by simply scrolling up closer to the screen in question. If you hold SHIFT it slows down all the movement making it easier for getting close to the gamegear screen.
Is lighting working in the game room? Is there sound but no video? I noticed that in VMWare retrocopy doesn't seem to display correctly on the TV in 3D mode but is fine with "fullscreen", but since you have a decent graphic card going by your signature that wouldn't explain it.The new version doesn't load the games at all for me. I'm on Windows 7 x64bit. Worked fine in the previous version. The emulator loads fine, converts the files fine, but doesn't load any game from either NES or SMS.
Installed the VC++ redistr, but nothing still. When loading on any of the virtual screens, they either blank out, or stays all bright white. Happens on both x64 and x86. At least the conversion of a large set of games doesn't crash it now.![]()
Well maybe a way to autozoom to any TV so that it's taking up most of the screen? It would simply require each TV to specify it's best spot for fullscreen.Still, any plans on having a similar fullscreen option, in the future ?
The Arcade emulation would also look great in fullscreen mode with part of the surrounding arcade cabinet in view, as well as the control panel.
There is no sound or video. The lighting and 3d scene is perfectly fine. It's only when I try to load a game when either the virtual TV blanks out to black or stays at a bright white/greenish tint. This is in full screen or within the 3d room.Is lighting working in the game room? Is there sound but no video? I noticed that in VMWare retrocopy doesn't seem to display correctly on the TV in 3D mode but is fine with "fullscreen", but since you have a decent graphic card going by your signature that wouldn't explain it.
I've tried both Win7 x64 and 32bit. I am inclined to agree that it is likely a driver issue.It's likely an issue with your graphics card drivers, NVIDIA are very flakey atm on Win7, have you tried both the x64 and 32bit version to see if there is any difference? I have tested on Win7 x64 with a NVIDIA 9600GT and it works fine. 191.07 drivers seem to be the best ones to use at the moment.