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Nevermind folks, got it working.
Post subject: Slight Mupen issue..
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I just bought a gamepad today and I figured, you guys are the emulator experts, let me ask you.. The emulator I'm using is Mupen64 re-recording 0.5.0 The gamepad is a Logitech Rumblepad2 The issue is no matter what I do, there seems to be no "neutral" position for the analog stick, everything goes slightly to the left. The game I tested was CastleVania. I tried resetting the game as well as using the old N64 trick of L+R+Start, and fiddling with the settings in the emulator Can someone help me out with this?
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It's not the best solution, but it is a solution. Thanks.
Post subject: Emulator question.
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Does anybody know of a Master System/Game Gear emulator that will record AVIs? Dega allegedly does this but I seem unable to find the feature in the actual program. I'd also like to ask if anyone knows of an Atari 7800 emulator that will do the same, though I'm not holding my breath on this one. PS I'm asking to make videos for my youtube channel www.youtube.com/user/NecroVMX not for any speedrun purposes, so i dont' need re-recording, just the ability to make an AVI
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the fact is that even though this run "trades speed for entertainment" it's still quite faster than the old one. So all he has to do is add in a some variety and it will be a great run that ALSO beats the old one in speed.
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voted no. I'm sure that this could be redone to juggle the time improvements of this run with the variety and entertainment of the old run.
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completely awesome. yes
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AKA wrote:
This might interest you http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=8588627901422640197&q=TAS+bisqwit In my opinion this is a poor video as things like "instant reflexes" are more of a reason why to hate TASvideos. Its too much based round when slow down existed and not on more modern frame advance videos.
that video wins, if only for using angra as the soundtrack
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Admittedly, I had to fast forward pretty much everything but the dungeons, but that's what I really wanted to see anyway. Yes vote.
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Awesome, I'll watch this tonight, vote later. Love this game.
Post subject: Re: you had this coming
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Xkeeper wrote:
Truncated wrote:
If we didn't want No votes from people who didn't like the movie, we could have a poll with the only option being Yes.
rofl. i had to stare at that for like 10 seconds before i saw it
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^ What he said. Excepting that I'm voting meh, as I don't see a problem with it other than it's just too long. It's like pancakes, awesome until you get sick of 'em
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Once again, adelikat is the man speaking of which, the post you made directly after my 1st one made me lol. It just goes to show that one man's boring run is another man's awesome run, usually for the same reasons.
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Xebra, if being your personal scapegoat for all the ills of the world helps you get through each day without shooting yourself, then I'm happy to accept the position. But of course since you're an expert on my attitude and personal philosophy, you already know I don't really care. EDIT: Apparently someone else voted no, Ask bisqwit who it is so you could tell them how moot their vote is and how they're the cause of AIDS in africa.
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xebra wrote:
Kyrsimys wrote:
NecroVMX is definitely in the wrong because he is unkind in his criticism.
You = Ellsworth Toohey Me = Howard Roark From this guy's post, you'd think I posted "no! you fucking moron! you suck! this sucks! you're stupid and gay!" to placate xebra, next time I vote no, I will accompany my "no" post with a picture of a rainbow and/or kitten. Won't that be splendid?
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One of these days, you'll post something interesting and/or relevant. Send me a PM when this happens.
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Yes, it's amazing how this one keeps getting improved by tiny bits
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I love how i'm forcibly injecting things by simply saying I didn't like the movie. As for why I download a movie I likely won't watch, the reason is simple: Becuase I very well might enjoy it, as I have enjoyed other glitch runs. If it makes me an "asshole" to say that I didn't like something, then so be it. One interesting point is raised, is that the voting system is undemocratic and therefore voting no is "pointless" However it is no more or less pointless than voting yes. Of course you might argue that "but everyone likes it" but how would you know that if people weren't allowed to vote or put their input in it? Basically what Xebra is saying is "don't be a rabble rouser and cause problems by voting no on a popular submission becuase it won't stop it from being published and will only hurt someone's poor precious feelings." Here's a solution: If my votes are so insignificant and pointless, instead of derailing every single thread I post in for several pages bitching about it, how about you just ignore them? I mean after all, it's quite easy to ignore something that's pointless and insignificant, correct? I certainly won't mind. Oh but there's that "moral fault" there. Kudos to you xebra, moral crusador of the online forums. I hereby present you with this cat.
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just change your frameskip button to something else, i've had that problem before
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Bag of Magic Food wrote:
NecroVMX wrote:
Completely unintelligable No.
So wait, are you saying we should take down the already published movie now just because people can't understand it?
No, I'm saying I don't like this one. That's all I'm saying.
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I did also turbo some parts, but generally it's entertaining enough to get a yes vote.
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Completely unintelligable No.
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franpa although I disagree with your vote, I'm glad you actually get it. 3 w00ts for you
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The music in this game is actually quite good. the sound effects though...yuck.
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Well, after getting the ROM (i've never played the nes version of strider before) I conclude that I don't know enough about this game to know what the heck is going on, and judging by the other posts here, I wouldn't know what's going on even if I knew the game. This kind of run isn't my cup of tea anyway. So, abstaining
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