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D3D switches to fullscreen mode when the emulate fullscreen checkbox is not set. OGL creates a topmost window that spans the whole screen (and changes the display resolution before that) - I don't know of any other way to switch to exclusive fullscreen with opengl. Ah okay, thanks both of you for e...

Why is there no support for a Fullscreen Exclusive display mode? It'd be great to completely avoid the DWM in Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 10... can the UI not render in that kind of display mode?

Hotkeys would be anything that doesn't pertain to playing the running game. ie: everything in the 4-page Hotkeys UI.

It's annoying being unable to use background input without accidentally triggering hotkeys if you were to say, attempt to chat with someone on Discord for example.

If I'm using OpenGL for the display output, pressing the Turbo button (Tab) and then releasing it to return to normal speed will result in the game (Zelda: A Link to the Past) becoming very choppy. The choppiness stops if I toggle the Menu Bar on and/or off with Escape. I'd use Direct3D but seemingl...

OV2 wrote:Should be fixed in the latest testbuild.

It definitely looks fixed (I just tested it out).

My bad, it's exclusively a Fullscreen Exclusive issue.

Initially I thought this was my new ASUS PG258Q display lagging for some unknown reason, but after reverting to my Samsung P2350 the problem persists in the latest Snes9x for Windows x64. I get no perceptible delay between me pressing a button on my gamepad and the game responding to it on the scree...

Double clicking the emulator program instance on the Taskbar to minimize the program doesn't cause the emulator to pause the emulation. Clicking the minimize button or clicking another application window (or the desktop etc.) to remove focus from the emulator will correctly pause emulation. Input > ...

If I open the configuration panel, change to DirectX and click OK and then later (even after a restart of the application) open the Video Configuration and hit Cancel, it changes to & applies OpenGL.

Awesome stuff, I can confirm this is fixed in the newly released v1.55. Should the pinned topic be updated to mention v1.55's release (it currently mentions v1.53)?

OV2 wrote:I'll try to fix it for the next version.

Awesome.

OV2 wrote:It should not happen if you switch to ogl or ddraw.

Noted for in case you do not manage to get a fix in place for the next version.

While minimized the audio becomes all crackly, if I instead place the program in the background/out of focus than everything is just as if it was still in focus/good sounding. I tried changing Windows to treat background programs with the same priority as foreground programs but the issue with minim...

Bah, I meant record, not rip.

In my signature they are,


Intel i7 920 @ 2.66GHZ,
ASUS P6T Motherboard,
6 gigabytes DDR3 1600 RAM,
2x500 gigabytes sata2 hdd,
XFI Extreme Music,
BFG Tech Geforce 8800GT 512MB PCI-E,
Windows 7 x64,
Thermaltake 750watt Toughpower power supply.

Correct.

Check tasvideos.org and see if they have a Rerecording build based off of v1.52 yet.

It makes it easier to rip Sound FX and music, I doubt many people would disable sound channels for any other purpose.

huh? :? I always thought the SNES's cpu would go up to 3.50MHz or so, lowest clock speed is like 1.025MHz, IIRC. The SA-1 allowed it to go up to ~10MHz, but only on certain games. the Super FX allowed it to go up to ~21MHz. Also, I've played Zelda ALttP on a real SNES, and I can't ever remember a t...

They are the latest, June 2010 I believe.