Old Computer Appreciation Thread
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@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly What happens if you change that value?
On 25mHz it seems better !
Perhaps a higher value is much better then. -
@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly What happens if you change that value?Can't distinguish that much difference. Perhaps I have to connect better speakers.
edit : on 100mHz OC pretty fast with loading !!!
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@folly said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly What happens if you change that value?Can't distinguish that much difference. Perhaps I have to connect better speakers.
edit : on 100mHz OC pretty fast with loading !!!
Is your Music all good, @Folly ?
Edit: Ahh I see you said up above, I will raise a topic.
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/28456/sound-issue-with-lr-px68x-x68000-emulator
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@adambegood said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly What happens if you change that value?Can't distinguish that much difference. Perhaps I have to connect better speakers.
edit : on 100mHz OC pretty fast with loading !!!
Is your Music all good, @Folly ?
Edit: Ahh I see you said up above, I will raise a topic.
Tried my home cinema set via bluetooth. was much better.
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@folly said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@adambegood said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly What happens if you change that value?Can't distinguish that much difference. Perhaps I have to connect better speakers.
edit : on 100mHz OC pretty fast with loading !!!
Is your Music all good, @Folly ?
Edit: Ahh I see you said up above, I will raise a topic.
Tried my home cinema set via bluetooth. was much better.
Hmmm, okay.... that is interesting. @Zering - how do you output sound?
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@adambegood HDMI. My TV is connected to a subwoofer.
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Setting up some roms on my SD card while backing up my drive. You guys aren't going to believe this. My PC98 font problem is back. And the old fix doesn't work. T_T
Found the issue. Lr-np2kai was now looking for BIOS in bios/np2kai/np2kai/np2kai. It's comical. I found that the path for the font file recognised by the emulator was in the np2kai.cfg. By placing all the bios in np2kai/np2kai/np2kai and font.bmp at the path indicated by np2kai.cfg i was able to display text again.
I hate this thing ^^
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@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
Setting up some roms on my SD card while backing up my drive. You guys aren't going to believe this. My PC98 font problem is back. And the old fix doesn't work. T_T
Found the issue. Lr-np2kai was now looking for BIOS in bios/np2kai/np2kai/np2kai. It's comical. I found that the path for the font file recognised by the emulator was in the np2kai.cfg. By placing all the bios in np2kai/np2kai/np2kai and font.bmp at the path indicated by np2kai.cfg i was able to display text again.
I hate this thing ^^
It's sorted now though! What a nightmare.
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@adambegood Yes! Let's sort out your X68K issues now.
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@zering I am hoping that someone might be aware of this issue - Folly's sound being sorted by switching to Bluetooth is very interesting. I am interested to find the cause of this one!
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@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
Setting up some roms on my SD card while backing up my drive. You guys aren't going to believe this. My PC98 font problem is back. And the old fix doesn't work. T_T
Found the issue. Lr-np2kai was now looking for BIOS in bios/np2kai/np2kai/np2kai. It's comical. I found that the path for the font file recognised by the emulator was in the np2kai.cfg. By placing all the bios in np2kai/np2kai/np2kai and font.bmp at the path indicated by np2kai.cfg i was able to display text again.
I hate this thing ^^
Indeed very strange. Did you ever consider to remove the np2kai completely in your retropie-setup ? And then reinstall. ?
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@folly I've done that several times. I think it's all linked to the cfg file somehow.
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@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly I've done that several times. I think it's all linked to the cfg file somehow.
I checked my configs, was wondering where this failure could be.
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Hi guys,
Added a seperate translation thread.
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/28461/translate-games-on-the-flyEdit : mitu said it already exists. Didn't expect this. Perhaps we can make this working then.
Edit : now we know it works :-)
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@folly @AdamBeGood Either of you guys test Metal Gear 2 on the MSX2 and find that it runs pretty sluggishly?
I'm playing the .dsk version and it's fine for the most part until many enemies appear on the screen, then it slows down to a crawl. -
I have a .cmd file working now.
I have Policenauts working on the PC98.With this game we have another problem.
They talk a lot. HaHa. How are we going to translate that ?I know there are translated versions. So no problem for this game ;-)
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@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly @AdamBeGood Either of you guys test Metal Gear 2 on the MSX2 and find that it runs pretty sluggishly?
I'm playing the .dsk version and it's fine for the most part until many enemies appear on the screen, then it slows down to a crawl.It was a very long time ago that I played it.
Then I have to test.Oh I remembered something.
I think you have to edit this :
Other Scaler (some are quite cpu hungry), lower scale factor, scanline off and blur off.
Oh yes, did you know that it's possible to rewind and forward in openMSX ?
That also a nice option.
So, for example, when you die, then you can rewind a few second, and start all over again. -
@folly I'm aware of it but I'm trying not to use it haha except for situations where I screw up completely (like that time on SD Snatcher where I loaded a save instead of saving, and lost an hour of progress). I'm trying to re-educate myself as regards difficult games.
I'll try those settings as soon as my msx roms are done copying. Thanks!Edit : my drive died just as I backed up the last file I was liable to lose. I can't believe my luck.
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@zering said in Old Japanese Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly I'm aware of it but I'm trying not to use it haha except for situations where I screw up completely (like that time on SD Snatcher where I loaded a save instead of saving, and lost an hour of progress). I'm trying to re-educate myself as regards difficult games.
I'll try those settings as soon as my msx roms are done copying. Thanks!Edit : my drive died just as I backed up the last file I was liable to lose. I can't believe my luck.
Brutal. How is it all looking now?
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@adambegood Well I still have to copy my 500 gigs of PSX roms onto my new drive. Just realised I've lost my Sega CD and Saturn roms, and a few MESS systems but they're easy to replace. My directories are a mess and need reorganising. I expect I'll be back where I was in a day or two - which was setting up proper rom sets for PC88 and PC98.
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