I used v0.6 for the longest time, and it seemed to work perfectly. But this release runs too quickly, even with the FPS limiter on, and the graphics options changed and such. What could cause this, and how can i fix this? (I run Windows XP SP3)
Hmm this might take a bit to figure out why, it might be best to start a thread on emutalk. It would be helpful to know what kind of hardware you have (CPU,RAM,GFX,AUDIO) and exactly "runs too quickly" means. The changes between 1.0 and 0.6 from an execution standpoint weren't that great so it might be fairly easy to isolate why its different.
I can't seem to get the new command line -disablestatehotkeys to work
I may have mistyped this either in the doc or the code I'm not sure, try -disablestatekeys it seems to work here but I can't check at the moment. Also no need to double post
"I may have mistyped this either in the doc or the code I'm not sure, try -disablestatekeys it seems to work here but I can't check at the moment. Also no need to double post"
Thanks jabo! That worked. Everything is perfect now...works great in full-screen on my arcade cabinet. 1.0.1 is another great achievement!
Great NES emulator that is very compatible, but it's not perfect. I really love that it has that Artwork feature on the browser. It is nice to see a picture next to the rom name.
Is it my version of the ROM, or why does I have problems with Battle Of Olympus, I mean the audio, it is missing something. I have played this game for years on my real NES, and the emulated audio lacks some channels, or it just sounds quite strange. Anyone having the same problems, my ROM should be good, but you never can't be 100% sure..
Sorry for my english, maybe i can't explain myself, i mean if you have ever think in a native jnes for linux, because is a wonderful emulator,i think, i can play jnes with wine but is a doubt of mine if you would do a native jnes for ubuntu
It would probably be most efficient (and affect quality) to focus on just how wonderful Jnes can really be before working out how best to port it to Linux.
Emulating it via WINE would probably just be an estimation.
thank you iconoclast for your answer, right now is not working on wine,(well i can't make it work) but i'll be waiting, and check it out, perhaps is a specific configuration or wine needs time to fix it.
In cases like these, it is definitely possible to revise either Jnes or WINE to affect like issues.
Since in a limited sense that could be compared here, WINE is also an emulator ruling as a more primary process, the developers of WINE would probably be in better positions to not only possibly trace how WINE could be modified but also what Jnes is doing to show this.
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