I didn't know there was already such a license in place. Which in itself is a bit telling. (As you might guess, I browsed the site and read many articles to see if a usage license was mentioned, but couldn't find any.) I think it should be clearer and more visible under which license the keypress files are being distributed.
I wonder how long it's been there then, because i've noticed that every time i submitted a movie.
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I'd actually be a lot more inclined to work on it if pheenoh wanted to do it with me. Though there are still things that need to be tested and planned for the route before anything can really be started.
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natt wrote:
Abahbob wrote:
If GBA was ported, would it be possible to work with Dolphin?
I... what? I don't understand what you're saying. There are a few possible options for GBA emulation under examination, but what does that have to do with Dolphin?
He wants to connect it to dolphin for tingle tuner.
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sonicpacker wrote:
Don't worry about this kid, guys. It's just Giraffecheetah (the SM64 troll). Same guy from this thread:
http://tasvideos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=297622
I recommend banning him, but that's just me.
Edit: To be more specific, it's actually him and someone else, but you get the idea. If you want to find out more about their "SMG TAS," you can read this, lmao:
http://sm64.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=677
Banned until 2015? I guess he can't be that bad if he didn't even get a perma ban.
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Or shouldn't I select Enable Dual Core(speedup) & Enable Idle Skipping(speedup)?
No you should not. Also make sure you use dsp lle recompiler, and no audio output.
It still desyncs sometimes, but it's not impossible to tas with. I actually managed to get through the first two levels without any desyncs (but then got some when going back to improve something in 1-1).
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I was unable to replicate any issues using a movie with 7.6 million frames. In fact, it didn't crash once when saving/loading 100-200 times, which is actually unusual.
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Are there any huge advantages to TASing with newer revisions?
Not huge, no. There's a few usability issues improved, such as undo save/load state fixed, settings needed to sync are now saved to the movie file, you no longer need to manually delete memory card files each time you play back a movie, and some other stuff like that.
The only thing i guess that'd really matter is disc switch recording, but you can just backport that to the revision you're using easily enough.
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Nice, first 2 player dolphin tas!
Not terribly entertaining, but it was worth watching, and is good enough to publish, imo.
Syncs on dolphin 3.0-898, without (manually) changing any settings.
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Did it become accidentally corrupted due to a careless save state reload somewhere?
Perhaps if you started playback from the start, then loaded a save state that was after the file was created, before getting to that point. Otherwise, not likely.
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It doesn't work because it's not emulated properly. Could be 1 line of code wrong, or a million. Until someone figures it out, we don't know.
Obviously any patch that makes emulation more accurate can and should be used.
There are some games that the gba connection works for, you could try tasing one of those and see if it syncs.
