really? I thought Snes9x is an open source project itself?[Clements] said:On the other hand you have ZSNES, with perfect video (with nVidia filtering) and all the hq filters, much, much better sound and is faster than Snes9x too and is fully open source unlike Snes9x so you can compile straight from the CVS if you want.
http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showpost.php?p=659528&postcount=173Flying Mouse said:I don't think this has been posted yet..
News: ZSNES WIP December 20 Released
Get it from http://zsnes.emuhost.com/
- IPS files now buffered. [Nach]
- Fixed loading a second IPS file in one ZSNES session. [Nach]
- Implemented IPS patching from ZIP files. [Nach]
- Fixed a config file corruption bug. [Nach]
You can copy the config file just fine. I sure do, and I haven't had any problems.hushypushy said:well SNES9x supports the SDD-1 packs, does it not? its fine so far. oh well, there's different schools of thought for everything i suppose.
but the part that really bugs me is how they say you arent supposed to copy your .cfg file. i have no problem with them, hell i like em with VBA. but...if you cant copy em you have to reconfigure. with registry this wouldnt be a problem
yeah but Esturk said this:The Khan Artist said:You can copy the config file just fine. I sure do, and I haven't had any problems.
not sure what the difference would be tho.Yes that is true Raziel. But according to the Zsnes authors, you should delete your old zsnes.cfg before running the updated .exe.
excuse me but i didn't see any of this "flood" on Snes9X board and also, i don't think n00bs wanna play Star Ocean.[Clements] said:No it isn't a dumb reason. They are not adding the SDD-1 compression until the final Star Ocean patch is finished to prevent n00bs flooding the ZSNES board with requests or problems. It will be in ZSNES very soon, and you have gfx packs anyway until then.
hehe...you really seem to dislike n00bs!!![Clements] said:And using the registry is a backwards step. Visualboy Advance just got rid of the registry which is a good thing because it is easily alterable. A reg key is bad for many reasons, such as n00bs not knowing where the reg key is, as well as it being practically ineditable. A CFG/INI file can simply be deleted to "reset" the emulator much more safely than fiddling with registry settings.
I've never actually seen them recommend deleting it with every version, only to try that as the first troubleshooting step if a new version is giving you trouble.hushypushy said:not sure what the difference would be tho.
Same here. Last time I used Snes9x was on my old K6-2. Needless to say it looked like crap and didnt run fullspeed. Then I get ZSNES and ran it perfect @ 1024X768 w/filtering and high quality sound. So I have stuck with it to this day.hushypushy said:i recently switched to ZSNES, i dont like the way SNES9x just .... is. Zsnes has better sound and i like how i can play 640x480 windowed (cant do it with SNES9x, in the "true" way, i guess you can just resize every time...