Donkey Kong Country Returns (U)
MD5: 6FF36B6B6B8A42064E73847993C43E4B
SHA1: 5D4559F209A730E1F4D59C4DA23B5AED2BDE67E9
I've tried 2-3 different iso, btw, because I was not sure if it was the dump or not.
I'll try some other dumps then.
Seems to be ok with:
MD5: 6C76E9E99DA15C14AABBCDD41BA169EE
SHA1: E67CEFC0896355BD10679FD4441D16A26519B713
and:
MD5: 9CC4A61C0BDFEC9881F365AD6EC30DC8
SHA1:8F19EE53D95980F46FBC8491799019E87FCC2BDC
Perharps a bad dump or a save corruption?
Thanks JMC47.
Link to video
Someone else has made a report in the Dolphin forums about a similar problem in DKCR. According to it, the problem started happening in Dolphin 4.0-9269. Could you test if 4.0-9267 works?
EDIT: More up-to-date information is available here: https://bugs.dolphin-emu.org/issues/9570
4.0-9269 does not seem to be the cause of the problem. Could you tell me whether you've been using savestates?
When running Mario Party 5 (J) with Bios, it gives me the messages:
"IPL with unknown hash 8bdabbd4"
"IPL found in JAP directory. The disc might not be recognized"
I don't know what to make of this but I wanted to let you know.
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JosJuice wrote:
When you're starting a TAS, the date and time will be set to the date and time of your computer. If you want to change the starting date and time (...) hex edit the time in the DTM at 0x081 (a 64-bit integer).
Is this the memory location?
What would I need to enter to get
When running Mario Party 5 (J) with Bios, it gives me the messages:
"IPL with unknown hash 8bdabbd4"
"IPL found in JAP directory. The disc might not be recognized"
I don't know what to make of this but I wanted to let you know.
Are you sure that you have a correct BIOS dump? I've seen that hash before, but the conclusion back then was that it isn't a recognized valid dump.
MUGG wrote:
JosJuice wrote:
When you're starting a TAS, the date and time will be set to the date and time of your computer. If you want to change the starting date and time (...) hex edit the time in the DTM at 0x081 (a 64-bit integer).
Is this the memory location?
What would I need to enter to get
Jan 1st 2000 0:00
Jan 1st 2000 0:01
Jan 1st 2000 1:00
Jan 1st 2001 0:00
Jan 1st 2002 0:00?
What is the time and date if I enter 0?
I believe it's little-endian Unix time, counting the number of seconds since Jan 1st 1970. Assuming that's correct, the time you highlighted in your screenshot is May 27th 2016, which seems very reasonable. The times you listed would be:
The Donkey Kong Country Returns bug that was posted earlier is supposed to be fixed now. Use Dolphin 4.0-9406 or newer, and don't load savestates from versions that are older than 4.0-9406.
I posted this earlier, but I timed it badly and it probably wasn't noticed:
TAS input window doesn't work for about half of Wii games, including Mario Party 8. When the main menu or a similar screen is reached, the window will press and hold every button on the Wiimote, usually preventing any progress in the game. Closing the window is the only way to stop it. This prevents precise TAS input for these games.
Some games like Mario Party 9 work fine though, for whatever reason. This appears to have been a problem for as long as Wiimote TAS input has been around.
I posted this earlier, but I timed it badly and it probably wasn't noticed:
TAS input window doesn't work for about half of Wii games, including Mario Party 8. When the main menu or a similar screen is reached, the window will press and hold every button on the Wiimote, usually preventing any progress in the game. Closing the window is the only way to stop it. This prevents precise TAS input for these games.
Some games like Mario Party 9 work fine though, for whatever reason. This appears to have been a problem for as long as Wiimote TAS input has been around.
What version of Dolphin are you using? Have you tried the latest version?
Thanks for linking me to that page. I was about to make a report, then found that apparently Lioncash reported it a few months back. However, he described it as "random", which I don't think it is. For some games, it always works; for others, it never works. It might have to do with how different games receive/process input, but that's just a guess.
That bug also seems to be at 0% fixed. I hope someone starts working on it soon.
I was trying to make a [Super Mario Sunshine] Pianta 6 Human Theory TAS (...) and for some reason, all of the piantas were already unlocked, i havent messed with any cheat codes and i have the most recent version of dolphin, i dont know why this happened (...)
Guys I come from the DidyKnogRacist communite, and you are all wrong, tihs is the run of the mileniun and everyone who says otherwise dosnt know any bater! I found this run vary ease to masturbate too!!!! Don't fuck with me, I know this game so that mean I'm always right!StupedfackincommunityTASVideoz!!!!!!
Arc wrote:
I enjoyed this movie in which hands firmly gripping a shaft lead to balls deep in multiple holes.
natt wrote:
I don't want to get involved in this discussion, but as a point of fact C# is literally the first goddamn thing on that fucking page you linked did you even fucking read it
Cooljay wrote:
Mayor Haggar and Cody are such nice people for the community. Metro City's hospitals reached an all time new record of incoming patients due to their great efforts :P
I've discovered a potential problem in Dolphin. Basically, if you're using 4.0-3430 or newer, entering movie recording or playback by loading a savestate leaves Dolphin in a mode that is more desync-prone than if you had entered movie recording or playback in any other way. This problem isn't triggered if you already are recording or playing a movie when loading the savestate, but if you aren't, don't load savestates if you don't want desyncs.
Technical details are available at https://bugs.dolphin-emu.org/issues/9681
I've discovered a potential problem in Dolphin. Basically, if you're using 4.0-3430 or newer, entering movie recording or playback by loading a savestate leaves Dolphin in a mode that is more desync-prone than if you had entered movie recording or playback in any other way. This problem isn't triggered if you already are recording or playing a movie when loading the savestate, but if you aren't, don't load savestates if you don't want desyncs.
Technical details are available at https://bugs.dolphin-emu.org/issues/9681
I've had a lot of problems with desyncing in Goldeneye Wii and i think this may be the reason why. Thank you for figuring out what's going on with that!
I've discovered a potential problem in Dolphin. Basically, if you're using 4.0-3430 or newer, entering movie recording or playback by loading a savestate leaves Dolphin in a mode that is more desync-prone than if you had entered movie recording or playback in any other way. This problem isn't triggered if you already are recording or playing a movie when loading the savestate, but if you aren't, don't load savestates if you don't want desyncs.
Technical details are available at https://bugs.dolphin-emu.org/issues/9681
This is insane lol. I will die if FMA instructions or something being turned on during recording, but turned off during playback ended up causing most of my desyncs lmao
I recall reading something about a branch with lua support and memory watch/search. Since the feature freeze is over, and plans or importing (parts) of these features to the main one? :)
What would I need to enter to get
