N64 emulators don't require as much accuracy yet as the (much more mature) SNES emulator bsnes.
When they will emulate every little hardware feature then they'll get slower too.
UltraHLE's minimum requirements were a PII 233Mhz and a 3DFX Voodoo1, but it could run only a handful of games.
So you found the frame counter option?
I just checked and in "snes9x-1.51-rerecording-svn147"
- the hotkey is in "Menu|Config|Hotkeys...|Movie/Display"
- the option is in "Menu|Config|Emulator|Display|Frame Counter"
In "snes9x-1.52-rr-r185" (which should be used)
- the hotkey is in "Menu|Input|Customize Hotkeys|Page 1"
- the option is in "Menu|Options|HUD"
Did you get SNES9x from this page? The TAS versions might be different than the official ones.
Btw. the other emulator is spelled "LSNES" in lowercase. Blame Ilari for the name choice ;)
Emulators bypass the issue because they take the graphics and interpret them into a digital, progressive scan image, perfect square pixels and all. Much more compatible with HDTVs.
Encoding from .avs is of course easy with ConvertToRGB32.
This is where I'm lost.
I add converttorgb32 to the end of my .avs and then... pipe it through dosbox???
No, the DOSBox installer creates a subdirectory "Video Codec" where you right-click zmbv.inf and select "Install". This installs the codec as a VFW codec in Windows. You can select it in VirtualDub and in emulators that use the same codec selection box SNES9x uses - but it'll only work with programs that output 16bpp or 32bpp.
