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Glad to see this still being worked on I'll ask around to see if a Wii U port can be made since the console can run a kernel exploit.

Strange, the forums won't let me edit my posts. Anyways, an addendum, people post on here with their issues (including mine with Snes9x not working with triple buffer or v-sync) as well as the sync game to audio never saves, but who am I to kid around? These forums are just as inactive as Zsnes 2.0....

...or it could just be nobody's run into your exact issue. Or it could be that these forums are more inactive than Zsnes. Is that why the thread I made last week about the Snes9x vsync issues and audio sync not saving has like 250 views and no responses? Because, there's like, no point in posting i...

Don't bother, there's really no one to answer our questions (just made a thread myself) only to have it fall on deaf ears.

Wow, these parts sure are active, and to think I was beginning to wonder if this place was dead! 190+ views and not a single response....not surprised.

Yeah, got a couple of interesting issues on Snes9x 1.53 (none of those GIT builds hosted on EmuCR, I gave up on there). First issue: Having either vsync and/or triple buffering on, I see "skipping" in what should be an otherwise smooth framerate, such as when something is scrolling along t...

Ouch indeed. But it still stands, I doubt they will take the time to remove said interpolation; they're busy enough as it is

AFAIK, Snes uses 16-bit audio and not 8-bit, but I digress. Older Snes9x versions had the option, but not since the super-accurate core was implemented. And no, there would be no sense in removing the accurate core either just so interpolation can be disabled.

to find a reasonable answer on the issue! the reasonable answer is that "Gaussian" is part of the SNES chip sound. what is the purpose to remove that part of the sound emulation ? you don't like the real SNES sound ? Apparently not, I find his request to be most perplexing. Gaussian was p...

Changing the buffer size in the sound settings to 128 or 160 ms/milliseconds will help and the audio driver to XAudio2 will help if you're Windows 7

Snes9x uses the same algorithms/emulation as Bsnes and is therefore 1;1 to a real Snes console. Gaussian is the same mode used as the PSX, but at 32000 Hz and not 44100 Hz. My ears are very sensitive and I can assure you it sounds exactly how a real Snes would sound. I honestly don't see any use to ...

I'm very irritated right now after putting about 5 hours on a game to just lose it because this wii emulator cannot save games. When I came back there was no save file, my work was gone. I thought maybe I screwed up or something so I tried it again, I saved in game and restarted my wii and when I c...

filevans wrote:that's just wild speculation, really you don't know why it doesn't work in the new version

Camo knows his material, I'd recommend heeding his words if I were you.

I know that, I just want to get an idea as to what new features will be in this release.

How do you report wankers like this?

I'm pretty sure it violates the license.

Camo_Yoshi wrote:That'll teach me to read the post more closely.

No hard feelings?

Don't worry about it. I just don't want Snes9x to die an ignominious death like so many emulators have.

I don't want this to turn into a sh*tstorm, so I'll leave it at that. I guess I just give off a n0ob scent some find offensive.

I wasn't asking when it was coming out, only what we can expect (what's new), but since I violated the unwritten law, I'll just bugger off. No you're fine, apparently we got people playing mod when they didn't know... Yeah I guess that was bound to happen. I just don't want to deal with another non...

I wasn't asking when it was coming out, only what we can expect (what's new), but since I violated the unwritten law, I'll just bugger off.