Snes9x 1.52
- IMPORTANT NOTICE: The structure of savestates (also known
as snapshots / freeze files) is incompatible with older
versions! Snes9x 1.52 cannot read the savestates created
by 1.51 or older. (zones)
- Highly acculate SPC700 and S-DSP emulation. (Blargg)
- Replaced APU emulation cores (SPC700 and S-DSP) with
ones provided by Blargg's SNES_SPC library. This renders
savestates incompatible with older versions. (BearOso, zones)
- SPC7110 emulation. (byuu, neviksti)
- Merged bsnes' SPC7110 emulation code. Note that the .rtc
file of Far East of Eden Zero is incompatible with older
versions. (zones)
- Removed graphics pack support. It's no more necessary. (zones)
- Replaced S-RTC emulation code with bsnes' one to keep the
good compatibility of .rtc files between the two
emulators. As a result, Daikaijuu Monogatari 2 now
outputs the .rtc file, and its .srm file is incompatible
with older versions. (zones)
- Added savestate supports for DSP-2, DSP-4, ST-010 and
OBC1. (zones)
- Added UPS support. (byuu)
- Fixed DSP-4 AI problem. (Jonas Quinn)
- Fixed invalid memory accesses in C4 and OBC1 codes. (zones)
- Fixed invalid memory accesses in BSX codes. My mistake. (zones)
- Fixed the read value of $213e, $4210 and $4211. (zones)
- Fixed the writing of word values at the memory boundary. (zones)
- Fixed the bug that the unnecessary SA-1 emulation
continues once any SA-1 games are launched. (zones)
- Removed old color blending codes. (zones)
- Removed too-old Snes96 and ZSNES snapshot support. (zones)
- Updated command-line options. (zones)
- Code cleaning. (zones)
- GTK+ : Added a port of Snes9x to the GTK+ toolkit. (BearOso)
- Unix : Reconstructed and simplified all the contents.
Some features have been removed to be simple, and many
options have changed. GTK+ port is recommended for most
of Linux users. (zones)
- Win32: Now uses snes9x.conf to prevent problems with
modified meaning of settings. (OV2)
- Win32: Removed broken OpenGL mode. (OV2)
- Win32: Removed support for 8bit output. (OV2)
- Win32: Reworked settings dialogues to accomodate the
new APU core and display settings. (OV2)
- Win32: Updated defaults to use D3D and XA2 (better
Vista and Win7 support). (OV2)
- Win32: Direct3D and XAudio2 support. (OV2)
- Win32: Added Blargg's ntsc filter (three presets). (OV2)
- Mac : Fixed corrupted screenshot on Intel Mac. (zones)
- Mac : Fixed sudden abort in QuickTime movie export on
Intel Mac. (zones)
- Mac : Changed sound settings for the new APU core. (zones)
- Mac : Changed the default folder which Snes9x looks for
to 'Application Support' folder. (zones)
- Mac : Changed folder names: 'IPSs' -> 'Patches',
'BIOSs' -> 'BIOSes'. (zones)
- Mac : Added Blargg's ntsc filter. (zones)
- Mac : Internal changes for Leopard and Snow Leopard. (zones)
Edit: I think I understand now: It's my avatar, isn't it? It makes me look angry.
I cannot login to the official snes9x forum for now. When I changed my email address in Profile page, I encounteredand it made my account inactive :(Ran into problems sending Mail. Response: 451 Please try again later. DEBUG MODE Line : 153 File : smtp.php
It... Works while paused! A thousand cheers for this progress! True, it runs slowly, and only when there's activity with either mouse or keyboard, but still, it runs while paused! This is a beautiful day!Language: lualocal counter= 0 local function Fn() counter= counter+1 print(counter) end gui.register(Fn)
How can I use this version with Snes9x Memory Watcher Rev13? Thanks for the good work, Gocha!
require "gd"
--produces the same as using the "save screenshot" function
normalScreenshot = gd.createFromGdStr(gui.gdscreenshot())
normalScreenshot:png("normalScreenshot.png")
--produces the same as extracting an image from lossless RGB(!!) encoded AVI
snesXsize, snesYsize = 256, 224
videoScreenshot = gd.createTrueColor(snesXsize, snesYsize)
for j=0,snesXsize-1 do
for k=0,snesYsize-1 do
videoScreenshot:setPixel(j, k, videoScreenshot:colorAllocate(gui.getpixel(j,k)))
end
end
videoScreenshot:png("videoScreenshot.png")
It might have something to do with the 2^16 colors limitation of the SNES.
uint15_t input; // BGR555
uint24_t output; // RGB888
output = ((255 * ((input >> 0) & 5) + 15) / 31) << 16 |
((255 * ((input >> 5) & 5) + 15) / 31) << 8 |
((255 * ((input >> 10) & 5) + 15) / 31) << 0;# Blend pixels horizontally for SNES Pseudo HiRes transparency
# Source image must not be downsized (i.e. width must be 512)
function SNESMergeHiRes(clip)
{
Assert(clip.Width() == 512, "The video is not SNES Hi-Res image (width != 512)")
shifted = clip.Crop(0, 0, -1, 0).AddBorders(1, 0, 0, 0).ResetMask
return Layer(clip, shifted, level = 128)
}
v=AviSource("a.avi")
StackHorizontal(v.AddBorders(0,0,4,0), v.SNESMergeHiRes())
Should be 2^15 - if I'm not mistaken, the SNES uses BGR555 internally. There are several ways to convert that to RGB888, the most mathematically correct is probably... where the + 15 is the integer version of rounding (that is, (int)(31/2)).uint15_t input; // BGR555 uint24_t output; // RGB888 output = ((255 * ((input >> 0) & 5) + 15) / 31) << 16 | ((255 * ((input >> 5) & 5) + 15) / 31) << 8 | ((255 * ((input >> 10) & 5) + 15) / 31) << 0;
unsigned r = (input >> 10) & 31; r = r*8 + r/4;
unsigned g = (input >> 5) & 31; g = g*8 + g/4;
unsigned b = (input >> 0) & 31; b = b*8 + b/4;
// Note: almost all compilers produce shifts here. If that is not the case, write (r << 3) + (r >> 2) instead.
output = (r << 16) + (g << 8) + b;ONMLKjihgfEDCBA
->
ONMLKONMjihgfjihEDCBAEDCoutput =
((input << 3) & (31 << 3))
| ((input << 6) & (31 << 11))
| ((input << 9) & (31 << 19))
| ((input >> 2) & (7 << 0))
| ((input << 1) & (7 << 8))
| ((input << 4) & (7 << 16));