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If the issue ever comes up, i could compile it for you. Only takes a minute or two to update files, start compiling, and zip+upload them, so it's not a big deal to do.
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sonicpacker wrote:
provided everything syncs.
It will.
the "more save fixes" (if I'm not mistaken) was the first rev with a TAS input, and its DTMs sync up fine with "tasinput"
I think the era of crappy revisions not syncing up with crappyer revisions has come to an end
You are mistaken. It's been around for a quite some time now.
And a revision about a month ago prevents movies from earlier versions from syncing. Before that though, they'll sync going back more than a thousand revisions.
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jlun2 wrote:
Ok, seriously No. I fail to see how stuff like 5+ different versions of SMB here published along with a million hacks of nearly the same game would "help" the site in anyway.
Why would ports of the same game be distinguished? As long as they're not significantly different, a port of a game should still have to be better than a run of the original to be published.
There obviously needs to be a line, as things like desert bus obviously have no need to be published, but i really don't see how publishing something like, for example, the recent xmen run hurts anyone. It's not entertaining at all, but it's short, and was well made.
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Slowking wrote:
rog wrote:
You need to disable dual core and idle skipping while tasing. You will not get 30 fps. LLE audo is also obviously a lot slower.
Also, the camera works just fine for me.
I thought dual core works now.
uh, kind of. It doesn't break save states like it used to, and it doesn't seem to cause desyncs (though i haven't tested that extensively), but at least some times it causes problems while dumping video. Recording with dual core on and then playing back with it off usually works fine, but not always. At this point i'd still leave it off, just to be safe, especially since it doesn't really make much difference in most cases (i've only seen ~2 fps gain from it in some games). If you find a game where the performance difference is really significant, and you're not just frame by framing everything anyway, you may want to give it a shot, but i wouldn't expect it to work 100% perfectly. Idle skipping is the one that really makes a big difference, and that definitely needs to be off.
Also, i tried using the zelda emulator, and it boots up, but it doesn't work. It skips past the pidgies without forcing you to take a picture of them (like what happens on the vc version without...ignore format changes? or one of the graphics hacks, i forget which, which then prevents you from moving the camera, etc. Also, there was still no sound, marking pictures was still broken, and the picture previews shown at the end are all black.
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Forget the emulator, just use droid64?
That would be kind of interesting to see. And it might be possible to do it in dolphin, then manually add the buttons to select pictures to show to oak, and then just convert the .dtm to .m64 to playback with droid64.
Someone do it.
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darkszero wrote:
However, I had no audio (I'm using HLE, maybe LLE solves this issue. However, I only have the necessary files from my wii on my desktop) and when I got ingame I couldn't move the camera.
No graphic issues as far I could notice though.
HLE will cause desyncs, edit: and audio doesn't work with LLE either.
it run really fine: 30 fps
You need to disable dual core and idle skipping while tasing. You will not get 30 fps. LLE audo is also obviously a lot slower.
Also, the camera works just fine for me.
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Bobo the King wrote:
I'm giving this topic a mini-bump because no one has responded to my previous post and I have a new question.
Could we emulate the Wii Virtual Console version of the game?
As long as it uses a gc controller, yes.
edit: looks like it does, so there should be no issues. My laptop (2.2 ghz 3 core phenom II cpu) is getting 10 fps on the title screen though. As long as you can deal with that though, it'll work fine. Make sure you use the more-save-fixes branch of dolphin though, as it fixes apparently every last desync issue with gc controller recording. Links to that can be found in the dolphin thread (do not use the versions found on the official site).
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I believe you need to either delete your custom stages entirely, or move them to your pc.
Easiest way is to backup your entire sd card, copy smash stack and bootmii to the sd card, then install the hbc. Then you can copy clean rip, as well as everything you had on it before to the sd card, and then you can dump it.
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No. That only applies if you have those automatically downloaded stages that are available every day, since they can't be deleted. Not sure if nintendo even still does those.
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Bah, i'm sorry. Cleanrip does indeed require HBC.
You'll need to use smash stack to install the hbc, then you can run cleanrip from there.
Also, just finished dumping, and i my md5 matches redump's.
