not really an error with bizhawk, but I can't get the .net framework 4.0 to install. the installer keeps saying it failed to install with a fatal error.
I started taking a look at BizHawk, I like the goal of having a common interface with all the TAS tools sitting on top of all the emulator cores. I may be the exception or I may be doing something wrong, but I noticed that my three published movies desync. NES Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back made it part way through, NES Time Lord and NES Legend of the Ghost Lion desynched right away.
Slightly unrelated I was wondering about the TAStudio implementation. From the interface and the little source I looked at it seems like the implementation is partial at this point, is this the case? I'm considering trying to contribute, but we'll see how much time I have available. For starters I'm just going to grab the trunk and see if I can get it to build and such.
As BizHawk for now is the most accurate NES emulator ever, your movies were supposed to desync being made in FCEUX, that's worse than the middle in [url=]accuracy chart[/url].
And TAStutio is not a tool yet, it would become one when AnS ports FCEUX TASEditor to BizHawk. At these days I think BizHawk's Genesis emulation would be proper (that means it won't be too soon).
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Thx for the quick response.
I know there are some players like me that only use TASEdit and lua. I wanted to see if I could tweak the movies I made to get them to sync, but I'd rather use TAStudio to make the changes. TAStudio shows up as a tool, and parts of it seem to do what I would expect, but it clearly seems like a partial implementation. Once I get the thing to compile I'll have to take a look at the TASEdit implementation AnS did. It would be nice if we could get TAStudio up to basic functionality and then move on to adding features.
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Thx for the quick response.
TAStudio shows up as a tool, and parts of it seem to do what I would expect, but it clearly seems like a partial implementation. Once I get the thing to compile I'll have to take a look at the TASEdit implementation AnS did. It would be nice if we could get TAStudio up to basic functionality and then move on to adding features.
Please do! TAStudio is barely alpha quality at this point. I've barely put any time into it. I'm hoping someone will take it on as a project. I'll be glad to help with any questions and insights. I prefer IRC if you want to go to #bizhawk on freenode. But forum communication is fine too (but not as efficient).
I don't really know C# or dotnet, but programming languages are all similar enough. I'll have to dig in a bit to figure out if I'm capable, but I'm sure I'll have plenty of questions about the TASEdit implementation as well as the BizHawk engine. I'm sure the port won't be simple, so hopefully I'll be able to study it for a while and see just how big of a task it is.
I have Windows 7 64-bit and had the very same issue as jlun2. Installing the previously mentioned .NET 4.0 (dotNetFx40_Full_setup.exe) after the prereq installer solved the problem.
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I have Windows 7 64-bit and had the very same issue as jlun2. Installing the previously mentioned .NET 4.0 (dotNetFx40_Full_setup.exe) after the prereq installer solved the problem.
I just tested out 1.0.3, and Fire Hawk is not working.
Two things about DMC emulation that affect this game:
* When starting a new DMC sample (DMC length counter changes from 0 to something else):
** If DMC buffer is empty, DMC fetches the initial sample immediately, and decreases the length counter by 1 immediately.
** If DMC buffer is not empty, DMC waits for the bit counter to tick to 0 before fetching the first sample (and ticking down the length counter).
I peeked at the source code, and see that it is not fetching the first sample immediately, so the length counter doesn't get ticked down immediately.
note: "Immediately" here means one cpu cycle later. And the immediate fetch does not happen if the bit counter ran out at exact that time and caused a fetch to happen.
I have Windows 7 64-bit and had the very same issue as jlun2. Installing the previously mentioned .NET 4.0 (dotNetFx40_Full_setup.exe) after the prereq installer solved the problem.
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Genesis bug
Running the 32x version of Virtua Racing results in a black screen and "Unknown ROM" icon. Tested with U and E ROMs.
Loading the Genesis Version causes the game to display this on the emulator screen.
"Developed only for NTSC Genesis System"
Tested with U ROM. E version gives similar message.
Emulator crashes with this error:
System.Exception: divide by zero
at BizHawk.Emulation.CPUs.M68000.MC68000.DIVU()
at BizHawk.Emulation.CPUs.M68000.MC68000.ExecuteCycles(Int32 cycles)
at BizHawk.Emulation.Consoles.Sega.Genesis.FrameAdvance(Boolean render)
at BizHawk.MultiClient.MainForm.StepRunLoop_Core()
at BizHawk.MultiClient.MainForm.ProgramRunLoop()
at BizHawk.MultiClient.Program.Main(String[] args)
NES Micro Machines Bug report
Loaded the NES version of Micro Machines. I Have small graphical errors during races and menus.
My ROM hash values for Micro Machines:
CRC32 46EFA58D
MD5 A3D0E4B19A2AB6CC5E10F9820232CA40
SHA1 EC7BB4D11AFA5A955010BB9A548C1460EAC08FE0
M.U.L.E. bug
M.U.L.E. (U) is running at 50 FPS. Why?
If you need more data, let me know what you need. I want to see these games work.
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"Fix lagrange point, including sound"
Uhh... not quite? (yes, I used BizHawk 1.0.4)
SHA1 hash value of the Lagrange Point ROM I have: fdc91a8b370977720d8efe16f260fd58730fe495
MD5 hash value of the Lagrange Point ROM I have: 753d8084a728533b819b29edbb60efae
I get the same when extracting BizHawk 1.0.4 into another directory.
Furthermore: Gradius II sometimes displays some (minor) graphical glitch at the left of the screen.
This is on a verified good ROM (in BizHawk 1.0.4). By the way, said graphical glitch doesn't happen in FCEUX, for instance.
Uhh... not quite? (yes, I used BizHawk 1.0.4)
SHA1 hash value of the Lagrange Point ROM I have: fdc91a8b370977720d8efe16f260fd58730fe495
MD5 hash value of the Lagrange Point ROM I have: 753d8084a728533b819b29edbb60efae
I get the same when extracting BizHawk 1.0.4 into another directory.
Furthermore: Gradius II sometimes displays some (minor) graphical glitch at the left of the screen.
This is on a verified good ROM (in BizHawk 1.0.4). By the way, said graphical glitch doesn't happen in FCEUX, for instance.
Is this related to the Gradius II bug above?
